Most underrated skyline in North America

[Madman55]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

St Louis.

[mKoz26]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

How about Milwaukee?

Doesn't compare to others. Not even close, really.

[HotSauce2k3]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

I love Denver's and St. Louis' skylines.

I do love my hometown's though, small and simple

I know that's a homer pick, but Cleveland's skyline is awful. That's just really good photography/editing.

On an unrelated note, I can see my office. Hi work!

[countryboy]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Louisville, Kentucky

[BrianFifaFan]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Salt Lake City

That's my fav. Used to live near Ogden, (Hill AFB) and it was cool how you could see all the way down the Wasatch to SLC.

[p_rushing]

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As far as underrated this has to be up there, who knew Jax was this nice?

You need to find some at night with all the bridges lite up

[FroznYogurt]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Homer pick
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania



I love the view of the skyline at Citizen's Bank Park

[FroznYogurt]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Kinda off-topic, but man, PNC Park is gorgeous!

[Polo Bandit]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Pasadena, TX



Pollution. Yeaaaaahhhh!

[ImTellinTim]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Duluth will always get my vote. From Lake Superior.

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[SlimKibbles]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

My homer pick is of course Cincinnati. I feel very fortunate to have lived here as long as I have and be able to see one of the prettiest views around whenever I'm driving north on I-75 towards the river from Kentucky. There's one stretch about a half-mile south of the river where you come around a bend and passing a large hill that the city just jumps into view. Whenever I go away on vacation or whatever, it's something I'm always glad to come home to.

PS - Attached image is not of above mentioned view. Couldn't find a pic of that.



Also getting my vote (places I've been to):
St. Louis, MO
Miami, FL
Nashville, TN
Paris, France

[SPTO]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

I know I know we joke about this city to death and in some ways it deserves some of the bad rep it gets but i've been to Cleveland twice now and I think it's kinda quaint and while a bit industrial it's still a pretty nice skyline.

[ChubbyBanana]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

My homer pick is of course Cincinnati. I feel very fortunate to have lived here as long as I have and be able to see one of the prettiest views around whenever I'm driving north on I-75 towards the river from Kentucky. There's one stretch about a half-mile south of the river where you come around a bend and passing a large hill that the city just jumps into view. Whenever I go away on vacation or whatever, it's something I'm always glad to come home to.

PS - Attached image is not of above mentioned view. Couldn't find a pic of that.

Also getting my vote (places I've been to):
St. Louis, MO
Miami, FL
Nashville, TN
Paris, France

I agree SlimKibbles. Here's the best shot I could find from "Cut-In-The-Hill" which is what you're talking about.

[ExtremeGamer]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Kinda off-topic, but man, PNC Park is gorgeous!

Unrelated note, is that man naked? LOL

[UATide]

Re: Most underrated skyline in North America

Unrelated note, is that man naked? LOL

I think that's a shirt lol.


I hope so.