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

[Hauldren Collider]

No, Asher, I understood that there is more than just kissing going on, i'm not THAT dumb, christ.

[Cort Haus]

A power station is your favorite landmark in London?

Not just any power station. An Art Deco icon.

[Cort Haus]

Face it guys, you can't top Washington DC in terms of landmarks. We have one for just about every important event in American history.

Including 1812?

[Asher]

I think London would give DC a run for its money. Most of the "landmarks" in DC are insipid (Washington Monument, for example).

[Cort Haus]

St Paul's. One of my favourites:



In the blitz:

[Cort Haus]

Midland Grand Hotel aka St Pancras Station

[Cort Haus]

British Museum:

[Cort Haus]

Westminster Abbey

[Aeson]

Not really much in the way of landmarks here in Mabini. Though that's been the case most places I've lived.

My favorite would be The Mango. There are lots of mango trees here, but when someone says "The Mango" everyone knows which one. Plus whenever I see it it means I'm either almost home, or have successfully made it out of the driveway without my multicab becoming a permanent fixture in a carabao swimming pool. Either way it's a good thing.

[Cort Haus]

Something modern: The Gherkin

[Asher]

You can't havea the Mango!

[Barnabas]

This one is a very minor landmark but itis my favorite, from Buenos Aires

It is a water tank that looks like a palace from the outside

[Cort Haus]

BT Tower. Once-upon-a-time known as the Post Office Tower.

[Asher]

Calgary doesn't have much as it's a very new city compared to most.

Saddledome:


And, in a year when it's complete, The Bow:




Like London's Gherkin, it's a Norman Foster building.

[Cort Haus]

St Stephen's Tower : goes without saying really