very nice, reminds me of some of the views I have seen in my time.If you want to see the most amazing night sky go out to arazona or new mexico, when I lived out there you didnt need a flashlight to see, there were that many stars out.

Blessed Be to all those that still dream of the flight to the stars.

quote " You wouldn't like my Happy Place it is full of blood, carnage, and destruction" :ME

little fluffy clouds too, HoA?

sw - nice flowers!

All I can see is snow and fog. Winters are harsh in Tawakalnistan



Edited by - Tawakalna on 11/29/2005 2:19:48 PM

Hmph! all i get are herds of Chav wandering past hurling abuse at each other.

When I look out of my bedroom window, I see a small flower bed, a lawn with a dog lying on it (usually), and a yellow fence. Take that! And yes, the Burrow has outside views in selected chambers .

when i look out my window...in the summer i see a mass of branches and leaves. in the winter i see branches and a street....quite boring if you ask me..

I don't think you want to see gang members playing basketball and graffiti-ing the place with the occasional instance of squirrels running amok and doing other assorted actions.

You could also (Stinger at least knows what I'm talking about) see a transformer or two exploding. Who knows, someone said it made national news yesterday.

Edited by - Eh_Steve on 11/29/2005 5:02:02 PM

Mmmm African skies are awesome and I mean that in the literal sense of the word, not in it's overused manner. It really instills a sense of awe.
Reminds me of what I saw on Saturday up in the Lake district:

(I don't know what happened to the colours, this is a friend's photo, but the oranges and reds were even richer in real life)

When I look out of my window here in Nottingham, I see the terraced houses across the street, the pavement, the old cars, the drunken students loudly wandering home. It's really dull and it's the main reason I just keep the curtains closed. Although looking out the back we occasionally get treated to our very own "ugly naked guy" a la Friends who lives in the house behind us.

Edited by - Recusant on 11/29/2005 5:10:09 PM

hmm. in the beginning of october we had a ton of snow. a lot of trees were destroyed, powerlines fell, and transformers blew up all over the city. it was quite odd..i looked at the sky out my window to what i thought was lightning...until i realized it was too prolonged and green in color.

You guys know what I see when I look out my window?



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Nice photo's guys.