Mexico City neighborhoods -- stunning and unreal

Started by Dood, Feb 08 06 07:31

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Dood

Feb 08 06 07:31
[h3]Helicopter shots of Mexico City neighborhoods -- stunning and unreal
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A former Mexico City helicopter pilot has posted a stunning gallery ofhis aerial photos of the city and environs. Most interesting are the houses, which range from dire slums to these incredible, cookie-cutter low-income houses that look like grids of  Monopoly houses. There's lots else to love in this gallery, besides. [a href="vny!://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PhotoAlbum31.html"]Link[/a]

Jib-tech Warrior

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Feb 08 06 08:45
[FONT face="Arial Black" color=#ff0000 size=6]SIMPLY AMAZING![/FONT][/DIV][FONT face="Arial Black" color=#ff0000 size=6][/FONT] [/DIV][FONT face="Arial Black" color=#ff0000 size=6]10/10[/FONT] [FONT face="Arial Black"][/FONT]

Future Canadian

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Feb 08 06 08:53
OMG it is real isn't it? I guess living in SimCity is better than a tin shack.
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Mike

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Feb 08 06 11:06
Wow, talk about "cookie-cutter" houses...none of that dangerous "individuality" is on the loose down there.

Sportsdude

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Feb 08 06 11:58
Mexico City is the ultimate have and have not city. It has so many residents they don't know how many people live there. I have seen estimates from 12 million to 25 million.  Its very poor and very rich. Smog rules thou and flying over the city takes a half hour thats how big it is.
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