Still playing through the first Final Fantasy, and I got the halfway point class upgrades. The upgraded versions of the classes are drawn in a different art style, and it took some getting used to.

Who are you people

I also did one where I spilled paint on it to show how high up everything is! Colour starts at 1250m and changes every 1250m afterwards, purple is below sea level. Full 12MB version: drive.google.com/file/d/1395Z...

Height data source: worldclim.org/data/worldcl....

Hey look at this relative altitude map I generated! The pixels are lighter or darker depending on the heights of the surrounding pixels. I think it looks pretty cool, but also it's 10MB and I don't really know how image uploads work on Bluesky.

Back in San Francisco! We were here for like four days two weeks ago, so obviously we're experts now.

See! Here's a bridge that is clearly not the colour it's named after! (I know it's from the name of the strait)

Uh... We found this river. And by found I mean we walked up a very steep marked trail until we got to a bridge. It was very steep.

My sister took these two pictures that I think show the scale. That's me going in in the first picture. There was room for like three or four people in there.

This site should let you add alt text if you forget it, but it it's nothing I didn't describe in the text. Anyway, I also saw some giant trees I guess.

Sequoia reopened in time to go there! I saw this cool creek in the snow.

Guess where I am!

Also I tried to climb a sand dune, but probably should've had breakfast first.

Uh... Oh yeah.

G.... So tired. But I did see that place that keeps showing up on that rotating Windows lock screen. Antelope Canyon specifically.

I could have taken that picture at any time, but I took it just now! It's pretty up here.

First proper day of the tour, lots of walking up steep slopes.

Nice views though.

I didn't get a touristy picture of those, but I did get one of this huge seagull!

We walked through Chinatown, mostly. I got a picture of that gate, they have, which I think might be a legal requirement for tourists, and also learned to use the mosaic tool on my phone's camera.