I was born in Syracuse, New York in 1986. Since then i've lived in several states and even in canada for a brief period of time. Syracuse is home to the Syracuse University Orange, which is my college sports team.
The architecture of the buildings in Syracuse is pretty cool, a mix of old and newer styles of technical prowess, both domineering. The image on the left is the Niagra Mohawk Power building. It is no longer called Niagra Mohawk, they changed the name to National Grid. The image on the right is a building on the campus of Syracuse University, followed by some buildings located in the Clinton Square area of Downtown Syracuse.
Syracuse has a unique feature about it. That is that it experiences every season to its full extent. The spring it is cool and rainy, everythings blossoming. The summer is hot and can also be muggy. The fall everything is changing colors. And in the winter time, because of it's proximity to one of the Great Lakes and several other lakes in the region, it gets Lake Effect Snow. This Lake Effect Snow has set national records for snow fall in a day and overall amount of snow fallen during a winter season.
