[Rocket1964]

Smaller PC friendly pics this time.
The golf dome ( ugliest structure in TBay until it was redone but still ugly now.) The CLE in the foreground.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/1_46299_original.jpg
Second ugliest albeit cool structure in Thunder Bay.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/11_original.jpg
Some guys yard that has cement dinosaurs. This is outside city limits somewhere.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/2_500730_original.jpg
Some wild looking homemade bird houses in the North End of the city.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/3_605948_original.jpg
Thunder Bay's waterfront.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/5_841235_original.jpg
Pan of the South End of Thunder Bay from the Fish Bridge or Mission Island Causeway.
L to R. Glengowan Place formerly Holiday Inn, Royal Edward Arms formerly Royal Edward Hotel, West Arthur Place ( greyish and back a bit) then Chapples Building Redish with White top ( former dept. store ) then a low income apt. on the right.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/6_original.jpg
The big silver government building. Normal cities save prime locations like this for resorts or hotels but we have an office overlooking the lake view lol.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/7_original.jpg
The pagoda. It used to have polka dots on it but they restored it to it's original look. One night I will sneak there and repaint the dots.:banana:
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/9_original.jpg
Downtown North End from the Marina. You can see the Prince Arthur Ramada in the back ( big red brick thing)
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/8_original.jpg

[vid]

The guy with the dinosaurs is in Rosslyn Village somewhere, and the bird houses are on Black Bay Road at Leslie Avenue in Current River, I think. Mainline 1 goes by there. :P

You should also get a picture of Paipoonge's Cow-on-a-Stick. I think it's somewhere on Highway 130?

[le calmar]

That settles it, Thunder Bay is the best city in the world!

[Top Of The Park]

thats uh-well...interesting

[theWatusi]

thats uh-well...interesting

:jester:

if you dont have anything nice to say...

[KevinFromTexas]

Thanks for the tour.

[DC83]

Thanks for the tour!

If I've learned one thing from this thread, that would be that people in T-Bay have way too much time on their hands (re: dinos & bird houses)!

[softee]

Thunder Bay *is* interesting! I like it.

[subterranean]

I always assumed that side of the lake would be sandy like Michigan's Lake Michigan coastline, since prevailing winds go from West to East and the sands are continually re-fed.

[vid]

We're on the western side of the lake, which would be the UP's and Wisconsin's coast, and the east coast of Superior is also rocky.

[Rocket1964]

Thanks for the comments. The lake is sandy from Duluth around the South end of the lake and from Duluth North is rocks. We got the rocks dammit. We do have some sandy beaches around but nothing really great. I will find a photo of some sand around here to post.
A tug boat at work.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/100_original.jpg
Here is a shot of a tiny cottage on a tiny island on Surprise Lake. Fitting name huh. I used to have a cottage on this lake so I took the pic years ago and I don't know the guy so I put a black mask on him.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/200_original.jpg
Another view from the North facing South of the cities North End downtown. Taken from the parking lot near the overpass to the marina. I like this shot.
http://www.the-armory.net/gallery/files/5/8/2/300_695037_original.jpg

[rockyi]

Thanks for the tour of Vid City.