The others of course just being a hodge-podge of many neighborhoods and some really tall buildings.
I made mention that NYC is probably one of the only truly recognizable sky lines. He of coursethinks I'm an idiot disagrees.
I made mention that NYC is probably one of the only truly recognizable sky lines. He of course
So we decided to leave it up to you A)
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**As my little disclaimer...I have either lived or visited all of these places A LOT...therefore I feel that I am in a position to make
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You would think I'd be at an advantage knowing where you've lived and where you visit however I'm a little stumped.
I think I've ID's Rochester, Boston, New Orleans and Providence.
I would think that Philly and Chicago are in there but not sure I can identify the skyline.
I suck at this game. But I can tell you that none of them appear to be Minneapolis, St Paul, Portland (Oregon), or Seattle. You may decide not to be my new best friend anymore when I tell you this, but I've never been east of Michigan.
you win. I SUCK at recognizing skylines... except for Hong Kongs... I have that one down pat!
I'm with you, New York is the only recognizable city - but of course, I might be a little biased. I would like to think I would recognize the Chicago skyline after living there for two and a half years, but if it's one of the ones you have shown I must really suck.
Um, Lumpy surgeon? Tell more please. Hope all is ok.
No baby yet - less than 8 days to go.
What no Dallas? I think that is the only city skyline I know, besides NYC. Of course there are certain parts of New York I wouldn't be able to identify either. My husband guessed 3 of 5. Me, none.
Ok NY definitely, my sister said the second one was miami?? I've never been to FL so I have no clue.. rochester, cleveland, san fran.. but I have no clue on letter c.. is that boston?? I agree though.. you picked ones that aren't well known.. you should have gone with a st. louis, or a seattle.. those two people would have picked out in a second.. just like NY. I consider Philly a bigger city than any of those (except NY) but I may be biased because I'm right over the bridge. :D (I do so prefer NYC though over Philly!!!!!)
Do i see a San Diego in there somewhere?
I'm certain I identified a Chicago.
Also, I do agree that NYC has the most big city lore attached to it.
Finally, I've never been to NYC, but I'm going in the fall, so I will confirm your theory.
Deb
sandiegomomma.com
I am pretty sure that D is Cleveland. The Chicken has pointed out the Pencil building for years. Can you find it?
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