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Welcome to my journal, TheMentalist. Well, I didn't know about your New West England. Let me see your city. The NWS is a parody of the NSW (New South Wales), actual state name in Australia.

Thanks for your comment, Samerton. This freeway diverges into another motorway at the top of above pic. Other pics will be upload soon.

There is an international airport in the suburb 10 km from the city of Belford. City and the airport are connected with motorways such as Airport drive and Westgate freeway. Public transports are buses and taxis. Train is proposed.

Westgate freeway which connects the city west, south western suburbs, north western suburb, and the airport. Mortorways from several areas connect this freeway so there are 4 lanes in each direction (8-lane total). Even this, traffic congestion often occurs in the morning and the evening rush hour on weekdays.

City Centre CBD vied from the north You can see High street with 6 lanes at the middle of this pic. There are some historic buildings between high-rise office buildings. Also there are department stores and shopping complex buildings. Detail of the above picture. There are British traditional buildings at the middle. There is Central Library across the street. This Miller Street is eastbound one way with 3 lanes. City of Belford at night (from the south) City viewed from the east City is divided east and west by the elevated motorway, "Belford urban motorway." The western part (upper) is City Centre and the eastern part (lower) is City East. Both are the largest CBDs in the city and the region. City East Square in the centre of City East CBD between high-rise buildings. The street from east to west (top to bottom in this pic) is High street and south to north (left to right) is Queen Street.

Beautiful! Looks great and very realistic. Looking forward to next update!

Long Long time no see, my friends. I'll be back!

Hi, catch you soon!

Some Pics renewed, have a look!

A happy new year, mates! = Update 4 Metro Monorail System New Monorail System was built in Eastern Suburb of Reading. New Oxford St. underneath the monorail is divided one-way street (2 lanes for each direction). Town of Sutherland Population: 32,000 Sutherland is industrial town which is located in the south of Reading. Sutherland CBD at night

Sorry for late! Video card of my PC was crushed! Please wait.

Welcome to Reading! But couldn't you see the pictures at all? For only update 3? Actually I put pics between letters. Sorry I don't know the reason why they doesn't show up for you.

Welcome to Page 2! = Update 3 Town of Camden Population: 2,520 Camden Railway Station: The gateway of Camden valley Tourism Camden is a small town located in the north east of Reading, 50 km from CBD Reading. This town is famous for Camden Valley which is a pretty village in the valley. Camden Valley is somehow very popular among foreign tourists, while it is boring for local people. The town centre of Camden is more British than Reading, that means many old brick buldings along High Street. Large Roundabout in Camden Town of Woodstock Population: 8,500 Woodstock Railway Station: Used to be small rural town before 1990s Woodstock is located in the north of Reading. It used to be a small village but after 1990s, when large industrial park was built, many peple commuted to Woodstock from the next city, Reading. The town rapidly grew up, especially in South Woodstock located in just north of Reading. South Woodstock: It takes only 20 mins from Reading CBD by train. Existing and Old Princess Highway (A1) in the west end of Woodstock Typical Rural Highway in Woodstock

Thank you for coming, mates! >> ledge69 Do you mean the town in the west of London? I have been there just one time and I lost my way there due to complicated one-way traffic. But I like the town! >> Deathtoall Exactly! You must be familiar to that pic. I think that Sydney's north shore is very nice place. >> jacqulina Thank you for coming many times! And it's my pleasure you like my CJ. Please wait for a moment until next update.

= Update 2 City of Reading Population: 282,000 Newtown Rd.(A1) in North Reading, viewed from the south. North Reading is a suburb located in just north of CBD. There are many hi-rise apatments. Newtown Rd. is a main road between CBD and Newtown, a suburb located in north of Reading, and also is a part of A1 highway. City Rd.(A1) in south Reading at night, viewed from the south. South Reading is one of the oldest suburb in Reading, which is located in just south of CBD. There are many mid-rise apartments and some office and shops near the railway station. City Rd. is a main road between south end of CBD and the airport(domestic), also a part of A1 highway. Reading International Airport This is the only international airport in Readingshire, located in southern coast. 20 mins. from the CBD by car or bus via City Rd. and Southern motorway. Eastway(M) Eastway is the busiest road in Reading between CBD and East Reading. This is short motorway with 8 lanes in each direction. The right 2 lanes in this pic. are directly connected to city centre via under-city tunnel but the left 6 lanes are connected to streets at the intersection with traffic light in the east of CBD. Durham Durham is a suburb in east of Reading next to the town of Kingston. More than 20 km and takes 30 mins by car from the CBD. Wentworth Wentworth is rapidly developing suburb in the north end of Reading next to town of Woodstock. There are hi-rise apartments and many residents commute to factories or offices in Woodstock. Hurstville Hurstville is located in south east of Reading. Suburban office park was built in early 1990s because motorway and underground railway (but elevated around here) are connected to City. Broadheath Broadheath is typical suburban residencial area.