What is your favourite landmark in the city in which you live?

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

[onodera]

Okay, Moscow time.
VDNKh:


Krylatskiye hills:


Victory Park:


Fine, fine, the Red Square (for you misguided Civ fans, the Kremlin is the castle, not the church):


Stalin's towers:

[Cort Haus]

One has to hand it to Stalin, those are very impressive towers.

[Lonestar]

[Dauphin]

[TCO]

Hollywood cemetary is very cool. Also all the monuments on Monument Avenue. And the triple railroad bridge is kind of interesting, especially if having pizza at Bottoms Up.

[Cort Haus]

A bunch of featureless hills.

Wow.

[Cort Haus]

Beer

[Sir Og]

What's the purpose of the white cone like things on the top?

[Dinner]

To make people ask questions.

[Dauphin]

They rotate depending on wind direction, and are designed to assist airflow through the kilns.

[Provost Harrison]

Time for a proper English city...

Being within 40 miles of my home, I think there are some of us who have far greater claim to York than you

York is a beautiful city and if I have to do any shopping when I am up in Hull, I'd sooner pop here.

Anyway, what do you think inspired those sets on Harry Potter...medieval British cities such as York, Chester, etc...

[Cort Haus]

I think you should post some of Hull's finest landmarks, PH.

[Drake Tungsten]

Being within 40 miles of my home, I think there are some of us who have far greater claim to York than you

Natives of the East Riding have no proper claim on York.

[Jon Miller]

London is like DC + NewYork + several hundred years.

Although the natural history musem in the US is better.

JM