Good ole "Golden State" California, USA. Born, raised, most likely going to die here.

We don't get seasons except "normal" and "winter". Practically the whole year is in the 50s (F) But recently, our "summers" been getting hotter while our winters are getting colder. Weird.

I live in Colorado, USA. I grew up in Wyoming and went to college and lived for several years on the East Coast. I am so happy to live where I do. The mountains are close and it is beautiful and sunny most of the year (although not necessarily warm).

@KTC you and me both. I love California. And the weather, I figure it's either my bones getting older or the effects of global warming.LOL

Typically, when people ask me this question, I usually respond with "Hell," "The Womb," or "Chamber of Infinity." However, I think I'll be honest now.

I come from a small Canadian community that shall remain enigmatic somewhere in Toronto. I really don't consider it my hometown, though, considering that I really don't remember much about living there. The only place I could really call my hometown is Kennesaw, GA.

Cat: You are from Paris! It's in my "Must Visit" list.


We have only sun and rain here. No snow. -_-

Us too, have never seen snow in my life... My friend is in Paris now, for a competition. Me am envious...

I live in Kuala Lumpur, In Malaysia where it's sunny everyday. Strangely I think it's the raining season now cuz it rains almost everyday... hmmm...

Paris is really a very beautiful town, and when you're young I think it's a good place to grow because of everything you can reach there (museum, exhibitions, cinemas, theater and so on...) And with the tube you can go anywhere you want without needing a car. But when you grow older, you need more peace and there is pollution there... but in Malaysia too, in Kuala I mean...
I spent a week there 3 years ago and enjoyed my stay

i live in the netherlands in the nothern part off it i don't like it her e because everithing is flat i think i would like mountains

@Amaya: I'm considering studying in Malaysia I think it's a lovely country.

I've mentioned this everytime I make an intro but anyway...

I'm from Malaysia too! From what I know, I live in "travel-a-ble distances" (about 1-2hours of driving depending on traffic) from some of the Amaranthians based in KL and Klang valley. Maybe one of these days we could have a small meet up that would be nice.

I'm from Sweden It lies high up in the north of Europe




Live in a town called Surte just outside Gothenburg, Its a harbour town, and just a small town!



Gothenburg.



The canal.



Alexander Samuelsson, The man that invented the "female" Coca-Cola bottle comes from here, He left his country and mowed to the united States In the late 1800 century.



Surte got a great tradition making Glass!



Pictures are from the Glass museum in Surte.



We also play a lot of "Bandy" in Surte this is the colours on our team



This is the fans going to a game in bus!



The place



A Mouse.



This is my house I live in



This is my Cottage.




Well that’s it, Soloaris.

I envy you soloaris lovely place. I bet you guys live longer than most of us

Thank you Mona, Well I was bourn here so yes I like it, don’t know the oldest in my town is just 98 so I don’t think we live longer than any else

it's just the beautiful place makes you feel everything is clear and pure, no pollution , lots of green stuff, animals all around. Amazing!

oh my gosh... solaris... wonderful pictures, I would love to live where you are!! Thank you so much for sharing.

Yes my girl, it is, clean and green, and the air, we could sell to the New Yorkers in bottles we got a lot of Nature and its just 9 millions Swedes! And all live nearly in the cities so I guess we got big woods and a lot of nature And I love every feet of it...




Edit: Sorry Luv I did post on the same time like you, well you can visit me If you got your ways up to the north

@Solaris
What a wonderful place to live in! Thank you for sharing it with us through all those awesome pictures ^^

Well ELIE-3173, The earth is a beautiful planet; we just have to tell her more often that we love her and stop the madness going on, and live with her not against her

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Aye, you make perfect sense there.

Too bad many world leaders don't see things the way you do... It's great that you get to live in close proximity to nature, Singapore is just a commercialised and industrialised island with barely any nature to speak off. We have tons of trees but they're all planted along the roads and stuff like that, it makes me envious to see your beautiful homeland.