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• St Mary's church- looks ok from the outside, but beautiful on the inside, especially at night.
• STILL THE BISCOT MILL AND THE CHURCH
• robbys tea shop because the girls look so easy it hot

• My house. It has my bed in it and I love my bed
• theres none left now, all orrid constructions
• The Methodist Church Tower in High Town. On a good day, it's reminscent of Portmeirion.
• if there was a skate park in luton then that would be my favorite building. too bad though
• the airport terminal - it takes you far far away
• Sadlers Pub
• The old Vauxhall Motor's building. You know when you are in Luton when you see that building!

• Not really a buiding but the alleyway that runs from Shaftsbury Road all the way down to Kenilworth Road. BRILLIANT place to play or skateboard or learn to ride a bike. That was 20 years ago though. Might get strangled now.
• The BT exchange towers over the town centre like a medieval castle, a fine example of ominous and oppressive municipal architecture. I love it!
• This is a joke, right?
• The Town Hall (very impressive-looking).
• SKF Tower in Sundon Park, you can read the glowing blue name from most vantage points in Luton.
• The town hall (very city-like).
• The town hall is beautiful.
• The airport, it represents freedom and escape form this hell on earth.
• Luton Hoo, St Mary's Church, Taylors Estate Agents opposite Barclays, The Galaxy, lots of large houses in London Road and Bury Park that are now owned and/or lived in by people who I would rather never meet.
• Any which are not in Luton.
• Has to be my house - but I could be rather biased!!!
• 75 Milliners way........... Biscot R'd Coz I lived there and thinlk I was sober at some stage
• DSS in Guildford street
• Luton Central Mosque
• The old buildings they destroyed building the Arndale
• My house - it provides me with shelter.
• the cultural centre bury park any bodies welcome as long as the are from kashmir.
• Luton Hoo
• Hartwell Ford Garage on Dunstable Road because it always reminds me that it's nearly time to get off the no. 31 from stinking Dunstable on my way home from work each night.
• The Old Moat House Pub and Restaurant, Moat Lane,Limbury (or Biscot?),Luton
• The view looking down Castle Street from outside Barclays Bank. Luton 6th Form College and also the Woolwich building society in George Street are great Art Deco buildings. Some of the old hat factories are pretty cool, as is the refurbished Artezium in Bute Street.
• Got to be the Town Hall. That huge clock tower is so optimistic, built when the town could do no wrong
• Kenilworth Road Football Stadium (Home of English Football) Bath Road Swimming Pool.(it is just like one of them old fashioned Municipal Pools from the old days)
• St Marys church
• The Town Hall is quite impressive
• THE OLD LION PUB WHICH I HEAR IS NOW SOMETHING ELSE

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