The plan was a quick train, but after I missed it, the bus turned out to be an unexpected highlight. Anyone else enjoy these long public transport journeys in Norway?
Route: Oslo → Kristiansand
Jimbocho recently held a MASSIVE book festival 📚 so we thought it was the perfect day to visit. Jimbocho is one of Tokyo's coolest neighbourhoods, with a retro vibe and packed to the brim with book shops, kissatens, curry restaurants and izakayas. It's one of the best places to spend a chill day in the city that feels like you've walked a bit back in time.
When we went, 3 different festivals were running: the All Japan Used Book Festival, the Sakuramichi Book Festival, and the Tokyo Spring Book Festival, so the streets were lined with even more books than usual, and you could participate in a stamp rally!
Not a planned ride, just riding for wet, quiet roads around Himayath Sagar. Stopped at the lake, shot a few moments, met a couple of strangers enjoying the drizzle.
Then thunder rolled in, so I left. Back on the bike we go..
I don’t know if this is the right community but I really wish there was an app where you can make little vlogs and send them to your friends and they do the same. I feel like it would make me want to do more things throughout the day naturally. Does that exist or does anyone have ideas of something similar?
I posted a new slice of life vlog if you guys are interested! <3 Please don’t forget to like if you enjoyed 😊
Was just passing through and ended up finding a pretty solid little car meet at a spot called Sugar & Spice on Pine Street. Didn’t expect much at first, but there were actually some really clean builds out there—everything from daily drivers to some wild setups.
Cool vibe overall too, not one of those overly chaotic meets. Just people hanging out, checking out cars, and enjoying the scene.
Always interesting how some of the best meets are the ones you don’t even plan for.
Anyone else run into random meets like this lately?