I had seen that. Hilarious.

I am in Philly. Are you familiar with the Hitchbot incident here?

I am not. But now I am, lol.

Some bike.

Gotta love the wild mustard this time of year. It looks like a divinely inspired Monet painting to me.

Sierra de Segura, Spain

Short-sleeve weather today!

View from the upstairs ‘pain cave’. It beats staring at Zwift full time. Edit: This is in the foothills to the Cascade mtns outside Seattle.

Georgia

Flying over the Santa Mountains on the way to visit family in Oregon. What a beautiful morning!

I am definitely one of those people with their nose pressed up against the window.

In the right foreground is Pt. Dume ... swimming pools, movie stars (very deliberate Beverly Hillbilly reference). To the left along the coast, Zuma Beach. Those sandstone mountains in the foreground left are the Boney Mountains, and way in the background, Camarillo. Way in the background is the home of the California Condor.

Not bad for a cellphone!



Oregon doesn't suck either. Some random farmland nearing Portland:



And Mt. Hood, with some recent snow.



(The last two NOT with a cellphone, but a Canon G15)

Glad you were successful getting though TSA and making your flight.

I guess it is only a problem in some airports. We were lucky in that both LAX and PDX were fine ... actually less crowded than usual.

Morocco

The tippy top of Mt Rainier floating above the clouds

Bellevue, Wa and Meyendauer Bay

Enjoying the California greenery, while it lasts.

Ah ... a shady path in the California Oaks. I love roads like that!

Another exotic locale..my chiropractor's office!

The Casita at La Venta

Lovely photo! Some of California's Spanish names are truly perplexing. I had to look up the origins of this one. Evidently La Venta Inn was originally a sales office, thus the name "La Venta" which translates to "The sale."
Brent

Georgia, Caucasus

I imagine from your photo, the smells were great in that market.

Interesting. Until now, I thought "La Venta" meant "the window," because the view of the Santa Monica Bay from there is quite nice.

Of course, I was confusing La Venta with La Ventana. But what is a couple of letters between friends? lol

I am so clueless about languages. I grew up just accepting that cities were named San Francisco and Santa Barbara without even noticing that San and Santa are masculine and feminine versions of the word for Saint. Ditto that the Spanish have masculine and feminine versions of "the" just as the French do, thus explaining why some things are El ____ and others are La _____, just as they are Le ______ and La ______ in French.