Walk Log

Spring blossoms everywhere. Watched the rowboats on the lake. Peak NYC energy.

Perfect spring morning. The bridge at golden hour was absolutely stunning. Grabbed a cortado at Vineapple Café before heading back.

Started at the crossing, walked the river path to Shimokitazawa. Found the best vintage shop in a basement.

The old shitamachi neighborhoods of Tokyo feel like a time machine. Paper lanterns, cats on walls, temple bells. This is why I travel.

Winter Kyoto is underrated. Almost no tourists. Just me, the canal, and the bare cherry trees. Already thinking about coming back in spring.

Hill climbs to Sacré-Cœur. The view at sunset over the city - I will never get tired of this.

The gold and amber autumn colors along Canal Saint-Martin were unreal. Stopped at a bougie bakery every 20 minutes. No regrets.

Decided to walk in the rain. Best decision. Empty paths, dramatic clouds, the whole park to myself.

London at its most London. Grey sky, the Thames, great coffee, and excellent people-watching at Borough Market.

Coastal morning walk. The sea on one side, the city on the other. Exactly what a walk should feel like.

The mosaic tiles of Park Güell in morning light. Gaudí understood something about beauty that the rest of us are still catching up to.

Afternoon wander through Trastevere. Got completely lost. Found the best supplì. Perfect afternoon.

Walking through 2,000 years of history. The Forum at early morning before the crowds arrive is one of the best experiences in travel.

Sunday Dolores Park energy. Burritos, sunshine, every dog in the city. SF at its most itself.

Bridge to bridge walk in the fog. The city disappears and it's just you and the Bay. My longest walk ever and worth every step.

Vondelpark is Amsterdam's living room. Loved this one.

The Jordaan in October is a painting. Golden light on the canals, bicycles everywhere, the smell of stroopwafels. A city built for walking.

The Strand at sunrise before the crowds. Roller skaters, street artists waking up, surfers. LA showing its best side.