TrevorFSmith

You can really feel the city planning when you’re walking or biking around Seattle. The buildings and roads just feel like someone put them where they’re meant to go, and the frequency of surprising, beautiful views is rather high.

The view from our balcony, overlooking the bay, the bars, the restaurants, and the ferry landing.

Unbelievably gorgeous, and with such friendly people we almost didn’t leave. This is a common reaction, we learned.

Just passing through on Amtrak to NYC.

Lots of messages on this “service” station just outside of Moab.

I drove 80 through Shreveport on the way to Austin. That is all.

At Octavia and Hayes, this small park is surrounded by restaurants, shops, and coffee houses.

While the neighborhood below it fears radiation poisoning and earthquake danger, Sutro Tower remains the tallest point in San Francisco and a handy navigational landmark.

The high street

I went here on a trip in 8th grade. Mostly I remember buying a miniature replica of a pistol and watching red hot horse shoes as they were crafted.