Guess the City 99

[Seabishop]

Where are we? (can't picture in directly)

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[PlannerGirl]

mid west some where? i see some of the cars have front tags and some dont making me think its reasonably close to the south or some state line where they dont require the car to have 2 tags. yet there are a good number of "chicago windows"

hummm

 

[BKM]

Planner Girl's right. Its Chicago. Looks like the near north side (River North) or someplace like that on the north end of the City.

 

[Seabishop]

Planner Girl's right. Its Chicago. Looks like the near north side (River North) or someplace like that on the north end of the City.

Not Chicago.

 

[Tranplanner]

Montreal?

 

[el Guapo]

St. Louis or KC? Those look like Missouri tags

Somewhere that guys plow snow with Chevys

 

[Cardinal]

Not Chicago.

Right. The building with the curved glass is not anything I have seen in Chicago, especially around River North. There also few one-way streets in Chicago. I see the truck is set up for a plow, though, which would suggest a northern climate.

Wild guess: Toledo

 

[Otis]

Boston? Streets don't line up (aren't straight), which is pretty common in Boston, not so common in the midwest, I think.

 

[Seabishop]

None of those cities.

 

[Belle]

Another wild guess -- Baltimore?

 

[Cardinal]

Columbus?

 

[SGB]

Providence, R.I.?

 

[biscuit]

Hartford, CT?

 

[Greenescapist]

I was going to say CT earlier, but thought the Chicago guesses might be right. Looks like blue CT plates in the photo. How about New Haven?

 

[Seabishop]

Another picture.

 

[Seabishop]

I was going to say CT earlier, but thought the Chicago guesses might be right. Looks like blue CT plates in the photo. How about New Haven?

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You gotta give New Haven (pop 125,000) credit for being mistaken for much bigger cities.

 

[Seabishop]

Can the Pirelli Building off I-95 in New Haven be the ugliest privately owned office building in New England?

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