America the beautiful - Glacier National Park, Montana

This sort of thing would be unthinkable in America. Most American streets haven’t been cleaned since the 1960’s.

Sidewalk erosion is one of those things which even informed people often don't fully appreciate. We tore up most of the sidewalks in our cities to make room for cars. When Al Smith sang about the "Sidewalks of New York", they were about THREE TIMES as wide as they are today!

Last night, walking home, I had to cut through a parking lot just to avoid the drug dealers, addicts, and vagrants who’ve taken over the sidewalks. I’ve lived in or visited plenty of major American cities, and never felt this level of unease or lack of basic safety on the street.

America the Beautiful 🇺🇸🗻🇺🇸 Mt. McKinley, Alaska

The common American commercial stroad that every city has: Vs The pedestrian commercial street every American street could have instead:

Classic American home: It’s not just the structure, it’s the feeling. The kind of place where summers are slow, neighbors still wave, and every corner tells a story 🇺🇸

The unparalleled beauty of the American Southwest.

An endless sunset that looks like a different planet

Will Smith acting and operating the camera at the same time is peak

Psychology says, 90% of our stress comes from interacting with others. Chill, let them go.

Saitama, Japan

Mexico City, Mexico 🇲🇽

This is Spain… Where hundreds of thousands of ancient olive trees are being ripped out and replaced with solar panels. Trees, bees and insects all wiped out. You know .. to save the planet 🤡

Torres del Paine, Chile

Kamakura, Japan

This ginkgo tree, in the village of Bangye-ri in South Korea is thought to be at least 800 years old.