This is actually a really interesting thread =D

I'll say what I see out my bedroom window. I see a snow covered road, shovelled driveways, some not shovelled (I don't blame them, it's a lot of snow) and a few two story houses (2 redbrick and 1 grey brick). The street lights are making the snow glow down the street. The snow is also quite high. There are a few leafless trees too!

If I look out the bathroom window at the back of my house, I can see the backs of two houses and their fairly large backyards as well as my own backyard, both covered in pretty large snowdrifts. If I look between the two houses at the back I can see a large hill with a path going up it.

Welcome to Suburban Canada!

I see a giant 60 year old oak tree that is a foot away from out house because my crazy grandmother wont let us cut it down. At the bottom of it there is like three feet of snow and a whole where the squirrels have been going in and out of all day to get the seeds buried under the snow. On the tree is a little green lawn chair with a thing with can stick a cob of corn on for the squirrels. yeah I mean on it.... We have really fat squirrels. Beyond that is bushes covered again in snow then my green Ford Focus also covered. I used to like snow until I moved to NY. But here is a pic of a fat black squirrel on the tree. 

When I look out my window, I see even more snow because its been snowing all day again and it sucks. The sky is a mixture of dark and grey right now and there's nobody out.

I see... cars, 15 swat members, 2 bad people... wait, this my tv

let me look out my window...

snow, ice, cars, an apartment building (red), trees, road... pretty much all the things you would expect to see outside of my window.



Oh, look, a bird.

When I look out the window at my old school, I can see a large track and a parking lot, I see the hospital a few blocks down and off in the distance I can see the WOrld Trade Center and the EMpire State Building as well as anther college and my old high school.

Right now, it's pouring down rain, and I see 2 deer in my backyard running around.

HeavyMetalGamer : Deer? Where in the world do you live?

I can see the Long Island Railroad passing by across the street from my house right now.

zanderlex : I live in a small town in Washington State, and where I live deer come out often in the back field. Also got a train that goes by often lol. It's nice living in a small town. I don't think I could live in a huge city.

HeavyMetalGamer : That sounds awesome, I only saw a deer once in my life and it was a cool experience.

zanderlex : Where are you from?

Yeah, I think deer are awesome animals. These ones don't care if I am outside. Now around here, we do hunt them, because of over population, but we have a certain season to hunt them, and we can only hunt the males (for the most part). They are actually great to eat. Although I can't just hunt them on my property. There are certain locations to do it.

Speaking of looking outside my window. I see darkness, still quite dark here at 6:49 AM. Raining a lot too.

HeavyMetalGamer : I'm from New York City, so there aren't many of those.

zanderlex : Oh I see, they call that the concrete jungle lol.

Yeah, I am not much of a big city person. I just like the smaller towns, and how wide spread they are, etc. Although I wouldn't mind visiting NYC, just to see it in person.

HeavyMetalGamee: out here, the closest I ever got to nature was a racoon and some of the animals that my school had

I see my back yard. Short grass because of the cold, a bird feeder, and a large aging tree on the right. I love this seat.

   While sipping on a steaming coffee I glance, almost obsessively out my window.  The wind is throwing the branches on the cedar trees left, right, all around, some of them are even falling to the ground.  The rain is getting stronger, it's beginning to cloud my view into the outside, getting soaked into the soil in my lawnless yard so quickly I worry that my tin shed may sink into the ground.  Looking around some more I wonder if that fence is going to start falling apart; only recently built this paint scraped white fence is beginning to look a pale green asthough nature were taking over it.  As I return for another sip of my coffee I wonder if the rain will ever let up, I ponder cleaning my yard if it would, but I know that would never happen.  Chances are the view I see out my window will stay the same messy, nature consumed yard I see everyday for as long as it rains, everyday.

I see some apartments, trees and a massively open road, with cars on it.

Out my window I see a wintry landscape (that is really just my backyard) I see what used to be my totally awesome snow kirby, but now his face has fallen off, as has his arm (the one pointing down). Sadly, he wasn't as sturdy as my other snow game characters.

I still see so much snow, but now I'm at my agency so I can see Flushing Meadows and I can see Citi Field and parts of Lagaurdia airport from here.

Dirt. Two dogs making my window dirty. A road. A farm. Trees around the dirt where my dogs make my windows dirty. Dirtyness. Emptyness of farm. That's the best I can describe.

Well, if I look out right NOW, I see nothing but absolute darkness. It's the middle of the night. 

But, if I look out during the day, one window shows the orchard and the garden beyond that, and the river and the mountain behind that...and a whole bunch of bare oak and maple trees. :/

If I look out the other window, I see the edge of the back porch that spills out to the end of the glen, the meadow on the hill, and then the giant pines that tower up the side of the mountain. If I'm lucky I might see one of the horses or the raven colony, or maybe the derpy old bear that thinks she's a guardian statue sitting at the edge of the woods. Might see a coyote or a wolf, or, the way things have been going, an entire meadow chock-full of fat, noisy robins trying to see what they can find through the snow.