British Couple Reacts to Tallest Buildings in Each U.S. State
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All Comments (21)
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2:26 Capital refers to the city in which the state government is located. Capitol refers to the building in which the state government is based.
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If you don't notice(haven't watched the video yet), the height of One World Trade Center(what we colloquially call Freedom Tower), is 1776 feet tall, the year of our independence, and it is a message: we are America, you may knock our buildings down but we will build them back better and we will never bend the knee to anyone.
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"Capital" is the same in the UK, a capital city. "Capitol" is the spelled with an "o" when it refers to the building in the capital that houses the government, usually the legislature. That huge domed building in Washington that houses our Congress is the Capitol. But both words are pronounced the same way.
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The spires do actually serve a purpose other than architect vanity: they act as lightning rods and broadcast towers. Both are exceptionally important in a country that has extreme weather conditions and huge spaces.
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The Willis Tower (originally the Sears Tower) in Chicago has a glass floored enclosed balcony near the top.
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You may find it interesting to learn that the very prominent snow-covered mountains in the background at Portland, OR and Seattle, WA are active volcanoes, Mt. Hood and Mr. Rainier, respectively.
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The mountain in the background in Portland is Mt. Hood: 11,249 ft (3,426 meters).
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People debate which is taller, the One World Trade Center in New York or Willis Tower (Sears Tower) in Chicago. The issue is do you count an antenna as part of the overall height.
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Nashville (8:39) has the AT&T building a.k.a. the Bat(man) building. The architect hates that name but we the locals don't care. It is what it is.
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Thank you teaching me even more about my country!! ❤️🇺🇸💝 I am a 76 year-old American woman...and my father always said...”You’re never too old to learn something new...” Miss you Doug, Mom and Dad...❤️❤️❤️
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Learned something new. Thanks personally I like catching these vids of your, never know what you are going to put out there for us. Please keep them coming! Oh and thank you.
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I've been to "Willis" tower (everybody still calls it Sears tower) in Chicago and there are these nauseating glass boxes you can stand in at the top and look down on the ground below you. I'm glad I tried it but it was frightening
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In downtown Los Angeles at the US Bank building there was a ride called the Skyslide, where you could slide down from the 70th floor 45 ft down to the 69th floor in a clear glass slide. It was scary af for us afraid of heights. Too bad the pandemic shut it down. 🙁
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Tennessean here. The AT&T Building (#24 on the list) is nicknamed the Batman Building because it looks very similar to Batman’s mask =)
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The Tennessee building is the AT&T building also known as the batman building by us locals. Definitely check out Nashville's night skyline. You can see why we call it the batman building.
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We spell Capitol for the buildings and Capital for the cities.
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Best in Colorado is some at the ski resorts. Very expensive though. You want one with character. Trip Advisor has a category of unique hotels.
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There's a rule on when to count spires. Probably skews the list because while One World Trade is the tallest with the spire, Central Park tower, 432 Park Ave, and Sears Tower surpass it in roof height and occupied floor height according to Wikipedia. There are also two others that will do the same.
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I'm sure some of you Tennessee fans already mention, but the building you giggle about in Nashville we generally refer to as "The Bat Building" it looks really cool like a Batman head on the horizon while it's lot up and you are driving through the city at night. P.S. Nashville is awesome.
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Estes park, colorado is a great place to go. A little touristy, but great for hiking through the mountains and amazing views
