Before Jacksonville. It's the oldest continuously occupied city in America. My friend lives right by the historical district. About a two minute walk to the fort. I love history and one the things I don't like about most of America is their isn't any good history.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Augustine,_Florida

 

 

You should move to Palm Beach, that way we could be hang out locally and be neighbors.

 

That's a great area too, Palm Beach and West Palm are my second favorite area in Florida. My brother-in-laws parents live on a golf course in Palm Beach, I loved it there. My family is actually going to West Palm then Miami this weekend.

Looks like a pretty town. :wacko:

Wow that's a nice fort Nick!

I think I have family in Jacksonville. :thinking:

Oh and this is part of the girl's dormitory at Flagler college where my friend goes.

 

Fort Niagara is better. :snobby: Their halloween thing scares the crap out of me. XD

Oh and this is part of the girl's dormitory at Flagler college where my friend goes.

 

 

Holy fuck it's gorgeous. :wacky: Look at the detail put into that! :heart:

Before Jacksonville. It's the oldest continuously occupied city in America. My friend lives right by the historical district. About a two minute walk to the fort. I love history and one the things I don't like about most of America is their isn't any good history.

Foreigners who come and live in the US and take the naturalization exam know more than history than the real native-born americans.

Yeah it's really cool, and Henry Flager the founder put his picture in hidden places around the school. On one tiny tile in that room he had his picture. My friend showed it too me.

 

Foreigners who come and live in the US and take the naturalization exam know more than history than the real native americans.

 

I'm not a big fan of American history. European and Middle Eastern is much more interesting. But people should know about their countries history. It's quite sad but the majority of people are ignorant.

Oh and this is part of the girl's dormitory at Flagler college where my friend goes.

 

 

Purdy. :wideeyed:

Wow. :wacky:

The only time period of American history that I like is the 20th century...

We're watching The Phantom of the Opera in chorus, and that's what that picture reminds me of. :P

 

 

this is one of the theaters in Buffalo, it's really beautiful <3

wow... looks like part of the titanic

The only time period of American history that I like is the 20th century...

 

I like the revolutionary war and the roaring twenties :wacky:

I'm not a big fan of American history. European and Middle Eastern is much more interesting. But people should know about their countries history. It's quite sad but the majority of people are ignorant.

Couldn't agree more with you, did I tell you about the geezer that lived in Florida and thought that Cuba was in Spain?

Holland is FULL with history :uhoh:

Couldn't agree more with you, did I tell you about the geezer that lived in Florida and thought that Cuba was in Spain?

 

lol no.

Holland is FULL with history :uhoh:

 

Haha, I know. :wacky: It's so pretty there! Filip lives in Krakow Poland and it's so effing beautiful :heart:

I thought Haiti was in Europe.

Holland is FULL with history :uhoh:

So you live in Amsterdam eh?

lol no.

Well yeah, I know it's pretty disturbing, but he was a jackass in my school who believed that Cuba by itself was in Spain because most of the cities in Cuba have similar names as the ones in Spain; same scenario with some in South America.

 

I often wonder how can we have such amazing things like databases, airplanes, spaceships, computers, etc with such a clueless society.

Haha, I know. :wacky: It's so pretty there! Filip lives in Krakow Poland and it's so effing beautiful :heart:

A city close to me, called Nijmegen, is one big old city from the Roman Empire:heart:

 

And another city where I was born, Arnhem is very famous because it was an important place in World War 2!

Seen the movie 'A Bridge Too Far'? It's about Arnhem! :D

Stephan lives on Wallen. :charming:

A city close to me, called Nijmegen, is one big old city from the Roman Empire:heart:

 

And another city where I was born, Arnhem is very famous because it was an important place in World War 2!

Seen the movie 'A Bridge Too Far'? It's about Arnhem! :D

 

Haha that's so cool!

So you live in Amsterdam eh?

I don't live in Amsterdam! I live between Arnhem and Nijmegen! :)