When the sun begins to fade, the reds revert to orange, the greens turn richer and the cacophony of nature rises.
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When the sun begins to fade, the reds revert to orange, the greens turn richer and the cacophony of nature rises.
I love me some great street art. Not sh#tty vandalism but the real good stuff that has artistic quality and a social message. The dudes in San Jose have their game on point!
My first full day in-country and I got a lot of ground covered. That, and the WORST yoga class ever!
The San Antonio RiverWalk is an extraordinarily popular attraction in San Antonio but most of our visitors don't realize just how extensive the developed area is
I don't have a favorite season of the year. They all have their equal charms but I won't lie and say that I don't get a bit giddy when the new flowers pop up ... even the ones in the yard.
I've noticed that the style of graffit is quite different in San Antonio as opposed to Spokane. Super Cool stuff!
As many times as I've been here, I never get tired of exploring what Wallace has to offer!
A family visit run amok. By "amok", I mean exactly as I wanted!
From Division street over to Latah Creek, exists a special part of Spokane. Under I-90!
Spokane is lucky to have such a spectacular gem in the heart of its Entertainment District! Every corner of it is stunning!
In a few weeks, we'll present another show. But first, we get to create more imagery!
Broken, boarded up, bricked over, replaced and some even still in use! Take a walk along Railroad Alley and you'll see all manner of portals into Spokane's history