My Life by Korpiklaani

[Korpiklaani]

My avenue, busiest and loudest in all of the Bronx (its won that title 3 years in a row, lol)


My station (4,D,B Trains):


Armory, 2 neighborhoods away:


This was at the station as well, thought it was funny lol


Took the train to Brooklyn to see a friend, this is the train crossing the Manhattan Bridge:


I like taking pics (not of myself though), so I will use this thread to dump my pics for your enjoyment. If anyone wants to show where they live, be my guest, I love seeing other peoples cities or towns.

[Korpiklaani]

Why the fuck is the last one smaller than the others? They were all taken on my phone camera? Hmm.

[PorkChopSandwiches]

[Hugh_Janus]

they did the review for the cadillac cts on top gear where I live.... go and look for it on youtube.... its a shithole

[Hugh_Janus]

actually, I think it could have been the chrysler 300c

[RBP]

Thanks for sharing, K. Nice hood.

[Hal-9000]

I wasn't kidding when I mentioned wanting to see NY Korps. I don't travel much and we see so much of the 'mystique' of certain cities in movies, but not the actual place. NYC has always fascinated me as I'm a night guy and would love to check out the sights.

It's nice to see it from the ground up, thanks man.

[Hal-9000]

I'll post some pics of my Canadian burg...in a few months when all the &^%$#! snow leaves.

[Korpiklaani]

WTF, you have snow already???

[Hal-9000]

We had some the first week of October my friend...and I'm the only born and bred Canadian that absolutely hates winter with a passion.

Our winters aren't as brutal as some parts of the country, but the snow falls in October and doesn't leave the ground until May.....wear me out

[Hal-9000]

One huge regret I've always had was not visiting the World Trade center


I read a story in the late 70's in Reader's Digest about the French dude who tightrope walked in between the towers. I always wanted to go to the top and see what he was looking at...


RIP for those folks..

[deebakes]

thanks for sharing the pics korpse

[Muddy]

Thanks for the share..

[Korpiklaani]

One huge regret I've always had was not visiting the World Trade center


I read a story in the late 70's in Reader's Digest about the French dude who tightrope walked in between the towers. I always wanted to go to the top and see what he was looking at...

RIP for those folks..

Twas certainly a horrible day. 3 of my friends lost people they knew in the towers. I was only 13 when it happened. I went to school only 13 blocks away from the towers, I heard the "boom" and felt the rumbles of the explosion. Originally I thought it was a bad accident on the street, but the rumbles were to harsh to be an accident. My school went on complete lock down for 5 days. I remember my mother picking me up at 11am and when I went outside, I started to cough VERY badly because of all the smoke. I saw people running, people with blood all over them, debris flying everywhere, and a very chilling silence. It was the first time I ever saw the financial district (lower Manhattan) COMPLETELY empty and quiet. All you heard was the sound of coughing and crying. I remember being afraid of a low flying plane for YEARS, any loud noise scared the SHIT out of me to the point of me crying. I remember this like it was yesterday.

These are the WTC Memorial Lights. They are only put on on 9/11, every year since it happened. They are bright enough and tall enough so that anywhere in NYC, Hudson County NJ, and Westchester you can see them.

[Korpiklaani]

11 years later, they are almost complete. They will be open in Winter/Spring 2013. I say "they" because there are more than one of them being put up, they are just not as tall as this. I took this pic on 9/21/12, doesnt it look awesome?