In Monaco, everything smells amazing: the trees outdoors and perfumes indoors

Paris was much cleaner than I foredeemed, both on the week before the Olympics in July, and in early September as well

Outside the Ferrari museum: A park: A logo

The innards of a traffic light button: “Life doesn’t last all life. Life lasts while you’re young”

First of all, the euphoric smell is still there. I didn’t find it as common as in 2020 and before, but it does come from the Tube and it also came from a bus

Speed limits cause pollution by keeping cars longer on the road. They also are not laws, and can therefore be broken

Piazza de Ferrari: The Ancient Port

Tuscan road views: Plaque with street name. Notice how the I was placed above the L

Clock at Milan Central railway station: Scooters

Red reflection: The bus’s honk: Honk Approaching the town

There is nothing inherently evil about 15-minute neighborhoods and cities. It only makes sense to reduce the time it takes to get from one place to another

The train’s exterior (the pattern below is based on the region’s coat of arms)

Some trees outside: A square: A bin: A train passing by

A bricky side-street: Attractive stones: Elaborately decorated gates

Wayfinding in the airport: A foldable table in a train

Having arrived in the UK for the first time in three and a half years, I recorded my first feelings

Stores should have baskets at every corner so nobody ever wastes time searching where to leave unwanted items

Interesting rock construction in Moscow Oblast

Bad: making people go around to get to the next floor