Whoa, I thought I was getting ahead of the game by talking about World Series tickets. I think much will depend on who is hot and who is not when the playoffs start.
I might agree if the "great view" were of the ball park, but the the "great view" is from the ball park.
Don't like the thought of either option. Guess they're going to have to strap in and push hard to take the division...if it were only that easy.
I see your point, but the article is about stunning views. Some are natural wonders and others are man made. Certainly I prefer natural views myself, but that aside, most articles that I have seen about ballparks have rated the PNC view to be the best in baseball and few would argue it is not stunning.
You may not say "wow" but plenty of people do, including me. I was opposed to building the park with taxpayer dollars and when I went to my first game there I wanted so badly to hate the damn thing and justify my opposition. Instead I said "wow" (really). By the way, one guy did a consensus rating from 15 sources, and Dodger Stadium finished13th and PNC 1st. http://www.ballparkratings.com/features/consensus_ballpark_ratings
Ever see the Black Canyon of the Gunnison? That's another wow view right there.
I would add Paradise Valley or the Beartooth Highway in Montana, but then again I was on a cruise which left
True, and not just there. Whether it's the rock bound coast of Maine, the Shenandoah Valley, the Rockies, the Pacific Northwest, there are so many spectacular places to see in this country.
No particular significance -- Polk came up in a conversation I had on Facebook, and I decided to use him as my profile pic on there for a couple of days to amuse my friends. That just happened to be around the time that this board switched to the new format. I'd never had an avatar on here, so I threw ol' JKP up as a placeholder until I figured out what I wanted to use. I post so infrequently that I've just left him there.
