What do you usually think about when you are in the city you haven't been to before? What are the first things you notice? What do you compare it to?
March 22nd, 2014, 12pm
I have to say, Portland is really nice. There are so many things that are better thought of than in Boston. Take parking meters, for example. It’s gigantic pain in the butt to park in Boston because a. it’s really hard to find a parking spot in downtown b. if you’re lucky there’s always a sign that tells you if can park here or not. The sign is unreadable because of the typeface size so you spent at least 3 minutes to figure out if you can park or not while people behind you are honking. Portland has it covered. The signs differ by color (30 mins, 60 mins and 90 mins).
Other moments in Portland
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A good perch
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biking
A different perspective
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Farmers Market, a taste of local flavors.
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Wealth in any community comes from its people and their efforts to beautify every member.
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Rain's finally here again, after one of the hottest summers I've had in the city, a comfort of home.
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jazz, Dog Walking, Trees
...and this is how I found out Ornette Coleman has died...
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Dogs, Rainy days, Portland
We started the walk in bright sun and a light breeze. I convinced myself that the dark clouds in the distance were blowing away from us. I was wrong. Wet dog, wet human.
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Graffiti, City Walk
Graffiti and Ghost Signs
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Crossing
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