USA - Go west
Various photos from all over the states including Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Sausalito, Big Sur, Grand Canyon and more.
Stars on the ground
I don't think this was the area U2 had in mind when they wrote 'Where the streets have no name'.
[Walk of Fame at Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles]
Strike!
The Boston darlings Red Sox take on the Florida Marlins at the Fenway Park, the oldest stadium in the States.
[Fenway Park, Boston]
[Venice Beach, Los Angeles]
Legoland
[The harbor of Boston]
Highway 101
[Sausalito]
A need for speed
Having overprized coffee in Beverly Hills. Life is good.
[Reine in Beverly Hills]
Marble ladies
[The lobby of Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas]
You dirty ape
[Universal Studios, Los Angeles]
The magic flute
While eating lunch on the sunny grass I was suddenly ambushed by a lovely squirrel. This little critter proved to be a first-class thief, fond of french fries.
[Anonymous squirrel in the Common park, Boston]
Surf's up
Moby's twin brother surfing the killer whale Shamu. Don't try this at home kids.
[Sea World, San Diego]
Prince of tides
Highway One along the Pacific is one of the most beautiful roads in the world.
[Big Sur, California]
The turn of time
The mighty Colorado river.
[Nevada]
Legoland
[Central Business District, Boston]
A place in the sun
[Reine at Santa Monica Pier, Los Angeles]
Gently down the stream
[Disneyland, Anaheim]
Lady Liberty taking a wrong turn
This town is totally fubar.
[Excalibur hotel, Las Vegas]
On the rim
A bit tired but quite happy with the view.
[Reine at Grand Canyon, Arizona]
Strike!
The Boston darlings Red Sox take on the Florida Marlins at the Fenway Park, the oldest stadium in the States. It features the 37' Green Monster beyond left field and a hand-operated scoreboard. Baseball games seems to be all about eating fat sausages, drinking warm Bud light and rising from the seat when the occasional batter actually happens to hit the ball.
[Fenway Park, Boston]
Stairway to heaven
These redwood trees are even taller than me. Most are between 500 and 800 years old, but the oldest ones are over 1000 years old! Not bad for a piece of wood.
[Muir Woods in Marin County, California]
Watcher in the water
Wake up, limey fish!
[Reine at Sea World, San Diego]
End of the road
This pier is the official ending of Route 66 from Chicago.
[Santa Monica Pier, Los Angeles]
Here be pirates
[Reine at Disneyland]
Rooftops
[Los Angeles]
Under the palm trees
[Ocean Avenue, Los Angeles]
Before Hank Moody got here
[Venice beach, Los Angeles]
Caffeine for the soul
Having an espresso at Dragon Java in Haight-Ashbury, while waiting for Amoeba Music to open.
[Reine in San Francisco]
This wide
[Reine and the Golden Gate bridge, San Francisco]
Old and new
The Freedom Trail is a two-mile walking trail that leads you to 16 nationally significant sites, such as this one. Just follow the red-brick route. At this balcony the Declaration of Independence was read to the people in 1776.
[Old State House, Boston]
Fireproof
[Fire department, Boston]
A mirror darkly
The original church building from 1894 is crammed between modern structures.
[Christian Science Center, Boston]