Tony T.: Push button to cross highway.

Tony T.: Nice park.

Tony T.: This seems like a pretty modern playground, with many safety features build into its design.

Tony T.: Personal-sized stonehenge.

Tony T.: For those into high-end cars, this might be the spot to hangout. Occasionally a truck full of Maserati cars will pull up and unload.

Tony T.: A neat hidden place.

Tony T.: Bellevue is an interesting mix of trees and road.

Tony T.: Bellevue!

Tony T.: Art!

Tony T.: York Cemetery is also a large park.

Tony T.: So many people, just hanging out together.

Tony T.: Neat plaza to hand out. There's 2 hours of free boat parking. I should get a boat.

Tony T.: Public trail, crossing a stream.

Tony T.: Metallic "pixels" flip in the wind, creating a shiny ever-changing display.

Tony T.: "Water #10" is a sculpture by Jun Ren that draws inspiration from fluid water, captured in a moment of time.

Tony T.: There's even an artificial waterfall.

Tony T.: One of many archways around Stanford University campus. The passageways seem to just inspire academic thoughts.

Tony T.: A Memorial Church at the entrance of Stanford.

Tony T.: More Palo Alto parks.

Tony T.: A plaza, next to City Centre and Valve offices. Some tables to have lunch outside, and interrogate Valve employees about Episode 3.

Tony T.: Bees? Bees!

Tony T.: It's almost silly -- a wider than usual patch of grass along a sidewalk, but hey, there's an official "parks" signage up, from the city of Bellevue. Okay, we'll call this a park.

Tony T.: The skatepark just wouldn't be complete without graffiti tags and this park has a dedicated wall just for that.

Tony T.: Marbles: The Brain Store has many new and classic brainy games, arranged by the area of intelligence that the game primarily relies on. The demo setups also let you try out the newer games first. Excellent place to get some gifts.

Tony T.: Savrika Tea is a tea room with a variety of high quality teas and tea accessories. The concept is similar to Teavana, but is a locally owned independent store, instead of a Starbucks owned chain.

Tony T.: "Aerodynamic Forms in Space" is public art sculpture by Rodney Graham. The forms look like they could have been aerodynamic at some point in the past, but the current state of air-worthiness is... questionable.

Tony T.: Forgot a turkey for thanksgiving? Kiki Bakery got you covered with a turkey cake.

Tony T.: Amazon campus is frugal; not much pizazz that other tech companies might display. Still, there are a few public art installations. I don't know what this is supposed to be, but it is made of metallic bubbles, and there are a few more of those in the area.

Elbert Fernandez: #Phantom lake. This is just across the street from the lake. Come and enjoy this beautiful garden and learn from expert gardeners every Saturday

Tony T.: Delicious Thai food that is incredibly fast