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Todd Gehman

Todd Gehman


31 places I want to go   959 places I've been
  1. 1. Tennessee
    United States
    1 cheer
    487 people
  2. 2. Le Gourmand
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleBallard
    8 cheers
    8 people
  3. 3. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    16 cheers
    10,811 people
  4. 4. Columbia City Cinema
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleColumbia City
    2 cheers
    6 people
  5. 5. Copenhagen
    DenmarkHovedstaden
    14 cheers
    941 people
  6. 6. Slovakia
    Europe
    8 cheers
    483 people
  7. 7. Chicago
    United StatesIllinoisCook County
    12 cheers
    2,544 people
  8. 8. Minneapolis
    United StatesMinnesota
    6 cheers
    206 people
  9. 9. Tokyo
    JapanHonshuKantō
    11 cheers
    4,724 people
  10. 10. Chile
    South America
    3 cheers
    3,407 people
  11. 11. Brazil
    South America
    6 cheers
    7,794 people
  12. 12. National Assembly Building
    BangladeshDhaka
    6 cheers
    4 people
  13. 13. Reykjavik
    Iceland
    13 cheers
    829 people
  14. 14. Lark
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleSquire Park
    3 cheers
    14 people
  15. 15. Alaska
    United States
    6 cheers
    8,341 people
  16. 16. Viveza Gallery
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleBelltown
    1 cheer
    2 people
  17. 17. Liem's Aquarium and Bird Shop
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleInternational District
    2 cheers
    4 people
  18. 18. Rimsky-Korsakoffee House
    United StatesOregonPortlandSoutheast PortlandBuckman
    5 cheers
    31 people
  19. 19. The Paradox
    United StatesWashington StateKing CountySeattleBallard
    1 cheer
    1 person
  20. 20. Room Service
    United StatesNew York StateNew York CityManhattanChelsea
    1 person
  21. 21. Belfast
    United KingdomNorthern IrelandCounty Antrim
    2 cheers
    202 people

Recent entries

Seattle Tile Company, Ballard

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Nice to find a reputable tile company in the neighborhood. After visiting a few tile joints that left me uninspired, it was a relief to find a place that I liked right off the bat. I just kinda wanted to give them my business, which was not an experience I had anywhere else. As a bonus, every time I visit, their neighbors remind me of cherished, gritty old Ballard. Even as condos and upscale boutiques take over, we remain a neighborhood where the plasma center has a liquor store next to it. And that’s saying something.

over 4 years ago

The Undre Arms, Capitol Hill

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This is the best-named place in the history of named places.

over 4 years ago

Mexico City, Distrito Federal

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Mexico City seems to inspire passionate debate from residents and tourists alike. I’d heard traveled, trustworthy people say everything from “it’s the sexiest, most exuberant place I’ve ever been” to “the cops will steal your wallet”. I got to visit for a few days in May and I definitely landed on the positive side of the debate. It was my first non-European travel experience and I was a sucker for the old-world charm of the funky little retail stores, the crazy blend of architectural styles, the color and vibrance of the physical spaces, the amazing street life day and night, the sheer scope and energy of the place. I was surprised at how few people spoke any English, and how little Spanish I’d remembered from school. The people – when they are not driving their cars like madmen – are what make the place so alive and welcoming, and not being able to engage them in substantial conversation was the biggest downside to the trip. I’m definitely returning to el D.F. after I brush up on my Spanish a bit, and I can’t wait to explore more.

over 5 years ago
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