My Spokane Vacation Photos: A Beautful Northwest Inland City

[urbanlife]

much better without the Rookery blocking views downtown....good to see that building gone (sarcasm). Actually great job, looks alot like my first impressions on the city when I came to visit here. It is very unique from most of the cities in the country.

Good to see someone took some pictures of the city before I do because with all this crappy snow, it might limit the amount of pictures I actually take.

[oliveurban]

Nice pics, Andrew.

Spokane continues to look like a place I'd really like to visit someday.

[Urbanguy]

Very nice, that city does have a lot of stunning architecture.

[Azndragon837]

Thanks everyone for the comments. Expect many more to come of other cities once I graduate from ASU this May....and I need a new camera.

-Andrew

[boden]

Good post...thanks for the work!

[PuyoPiyo]

Nice pix!

[excel]

Great place.

[bc2mb]

picturesque

[InlandEmpire]

It was interesting to see that the Bon Marche' logo is still on the downtown Macy's building... Can't wait to see the skyline once the Vox tower is underway, among the other projects in the works.

[dawickham]

Originally Posted by Azndragon837

Yeah, driving by cities on freeways can sometimes hide a city's true heart. Here are two horrible pics I took with my camera (which isn't the best, but oh well). It doesn't show all of Spokane in its glory, so ya gotta get onto the streets to find it.

Going west on I-90:


Going east towards the city on I-90. This is actually a killer view, and going downhill into the valley, it makes the skyline look huge. Too bad I didn't have a better zoom camera:


Does anyone have a shot of Spokane from that perspective (pictured above)? Thanks!!!

-Andrew

Here you go. I am looking for pics of Walla Walla, or any cities of Montana.