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  2. 1. Alaska
    United States
    		8,191 people
  3. 2. Australia
    Australia/Oceania
    		14,688 people
  4. 3. South Africa
    Africa
    		5,325 people
  5. 4. India
    Asia
    		8,081 people
  6. 5. Brazil
    South America
    		7,604 people
  7. 6. Argentina
    South America
    		3,824 people
  8. 7. Mexico
    North America
    		4,523 people
  9. 8. Egypt
    Africa
    		8,935 people
  10. 9. Libya
    Africa
    		184 people
  11. 10. Portugal
    Europe
    		3,084 people
  12. 11. Texas
    United States
    		1,266 people
  13. 12. Nova Scotia
    Canada
    		1,142 people
  14. 13. Czech Republic
    Europe
    		2,297 people
  15. 14. Hungary
    Europe
    		1,151 people
  16. 15. Fiji
    Australia/Oceania
    		3,585 people
  17. 16. Hawai'i
    United States
    		7,024 people
  18. 17. Japan
    Asia
    		12,041 people
  19. 18. Russia
    Europe
    		6,012 people
  20. 19. China
    Asia
    		5,705 people
  21. 20. United Kingdom
    Europe
    		6,350 people
  22. 21. France
    Europe
    		8,066 people

Recent entries

Back Bay, Downtown

COME TO BACK BAY!

Back Bay, Boston’s most expensive and prestigious neighborhood, was built on landfill. Its highlights are the Esplanade, a beautiful bike and walking pathway along the Charles River. The Charles River itself has terrific sailing and boating as well. The area is marked by its charming tree-lined streets with rows and rows of late 19th century brownstones. Newbury Street is Back Bay’s premier shopping district and goes hand in hand with the Copley (pronounced Cop-Lee) Mall, an indoor behemoth of a place that seems to take up about as much retail space as the rest of Back Bay’s residential areas. The Public Gardens are a terrific and romantic place to spend an afternoon and if you’re already there, you should cross over to Beacon Hill and have a walk down Charles Street, another charming commercial strip with a flavor all it’s own.

over 5 years ago

Boston, Massachusetts

COME SUMMER TIME

Boston’s a great city. Come in the summer – there’s lots of scarcely dressed college students, attractive young professionals and … scarcely dressed tourists from around the world running around buying Gucci shoelaces at $500 a pop. Come at winter time at your own peril, those lumps at the bottom of the picture are vehicles parked on Marlborough Street.

It’s one of the smallest big cities there are – at first it seems large, but as you get to know the neighborhoods it becomes more manageable. Look them up – Back Bay, South End, (Sowa, Soha), Bay Village, West End, North End, Beacon Hill, Downtown Crossing, Ladder District, Leather District, Chinatown, Fenway, Kenmore, East Boston, South Boston. There are other areas but these constitute the core of culture for the region.

over 5 years ago

Ohio, United States

Nice Airport

Got a hat for the Rock N Roll Hall of fame here. I could never find the damn thing!

over 5 years ago
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