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Detroit: scenes around the inner city


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Here are some pics I decided to post from a visit to Detroit this past summer. Hope you enjoy.

Congress Street

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Compuware Headquarters

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Some downtown streetscenes

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Fort Street

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Grand Circus Park

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Michigan Avenue

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Renaissance Center

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Southern Fires Restaurant off Jefferson

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Washington Street

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A couple of shots along Woodward Avenue

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Downtown skyline from Woodward Avenue

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Great Pics, Lakelander! I agree...POST MORE PICS!!! If you come back in another year or so, you'll see how much the city has improved. The renaissance Detroit is making is truly amazing...and it is just the begining! There will be even better things to come in the future. There is supposed to be major announcements about the next Campus Martius building & the Slater Hotel soon.

I really need to get down there and takes LOTS of pics....in 5 years this place won't look anything like it does today!

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It's amazing isn't it, how downtown Detroit--for all the negative reputation the city has--looks remarkably similar to just about any other American city.
Detroit really doesn't deserve the reputation it has. It is always viewed negatively in the media. And it doesn't help much that Detroit doesn't have a very strong media presence for being such a large city. Movies like 8 Mile don't help much either. Yes, there are bad parts of the city, but most areas aren't that bad at all. The Super Bowl is one thing that could help change the city's image though. For that one weekend in 2006 all eyes will be on Detroit...and the city is working hard to make sure they present a postive image to the thousands of visitors who will be in the city that weekend.
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The Super Bowl is one thing that could help change the city's image though. For that one weekend in 2006 all eyes will be on Detroit...and the city is working hard to make sure they present a postive image to the thousands of visitors who will be in the city that weekend.

Thats the same thing going on here in Jacksonville, a city that has been called the armpit of Florida to its gritty industrial plants that historically have lined the St. Johns River. There is currently a massive revitilization effort going on in the inner city and downtown to spruce up the town before it hosts the Super Bowl in 2005.

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