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I know I'm always like "THIS is the best one" but... Yeah, I think so. Yeah. As always be sure to toggle the 2160 4k setting (as opposed to leaving it on "auto") and watch it on your biggest, best screen possible. EDIT - Ignore that the thumbnail is obvious AI. The video is real.

I assume you're leaving out Cambridge then? Because Vega seems to be by far the most exciting thing left. One of the Volpe buildings is also supposed to be even (slightly) taller.

No, but I'm kicking myself for not thinking of Utica!

Never would have got this one in a million years. I instinctively thought of Binghamton but the tops don't match up, and Galveston's is taller. Here's an excuse to post some Binghamton...

Columbia South Carolina

Found an unbelievable new set https://www.facebook.com/groups/1289904897817614/posts/3500117433463005/

1966 Found Kodachrome Slide -- Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts by Thomas Hawk, on Flickr

It's actually going to be the exact same height as South Station Tower. It looks like a fat stumpy Devon. I'd say it also solidifies Omaha as the most top-heavy skyline in the country. Here's the city's Top 10. Only 2 buildings over 500' (or 150 meters / 492') but they both far exceed 600'...

I see the resemblance. Here's a cool shot that also has Boston visible in the background. https://crosspointma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Cross-Point-Location.jpg

IMG_0419 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0424 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0426 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0438 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0487 by David Z, on Flickr

Bumping to a new page...

IMG_0458 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0460 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0469 by David Z, on Flickr

I prefer these side views over the front and back. IMG_0441 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0447 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0450 by David Z, on Flickr

IMG_0465 by David Z, on Flickr

IMG_0468 by David Z, on Flickr

From 12/21 IMG_0427 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0430 by David Z, on Flickr IMG_0483 by David Z, on Flickr

Yeah but you don't really see that part unless you're right up next to it. Otherwise only the tower stands out, and due to its location obviously stands out a lot.

I would have had no idea this was Boston if not for the Longfellow Bridge. A0050321947 Boston ferry by Robert Wallace, on Flickr

Why did you also remove the whole top floor?

Let's stay simplistic. If this so called household was paying a real mortgage (and not the variable rate version that crashed the market back in 2009) then they would owe a little bit less at the end of every year. However, that is not the case here. The balance continues to get larger, not...