Matt L: Love seeing more food trucks in Capitol Hill.

Matt L: On a crisp fall evening you fall in love with Ballard all over again.

Matt L: Cute walkable small town!

Matt L: I love how the Brave Horse Tavern is nestled into Amazon's headquarters.

Matt L: Good museum, great example of Kansan limestone architecture.

Matt L: On a humid summer Kansas day, Sylas and Maddy's ice cream beats the heat.

Matt L: Great old public library building.

Matt L: I love that we have a big Hendrix exhibit at the airport. I hope it stays.

Matt L: The High Line may be the newest most famous park in the country. How many other cities could do something like this?

Matt L: Lively outdoor cafe.

Matt L: Now this is a very handsome food truck.

Matt L: Linus Bikes is headquartered on the ultra-walkable Abbot-Kinney strip.

Matt L: Nice public art on an apartment building

Matt L: The Venice Boardwalk is a 24 hour circus.

Matt L: Always an interesting mix of fitness and partying on Venice Beach.

Matt L: Good coffee in Venice

Matt L: Classic row houses in a classy DC neighborhood.

Matt L: Ah, the joy of riding a bike share on a separated cycle track.

Matt L: Spring in DC is gorgeous.

Matt L: Lively outdoor seating.

Matt L: Well DC is a political city and this is a political car.

Matt L: Gorgeous view from the Calvert Bridge.

Matt L: Phinney is a nice walkable strip with solid eating and drinking and great coffee.

Matt L: Joule and the Whale Wins are in my favorite building on Stone Way that's also a snowboard shop.

Matt L: One cool thing about Pioneer Square are the old buildings with enclosed spaces between them.

Matt L: Lots of cool new restaurants and bars near the stadium. Plus the Sounders rock.

Matt L: Great rock and roll collection but kind of a misfire in terms of Frank Gehry's architecture.

Matt L: Another gorgeous day at the park.

Matt L: This neighborhood has a low Walk Score but incredible views.

Matt L: I love having a kids rock and roll school in the neighborhood.

Matt L: The Tilth Edible Plant sale is a hugely popular early May event at Meridian Park.

Matt L: On nice days people flock to sit on the sports fields at Cal Anderson park.

Matt L: I love urban staircases. This one leads down from Lighthouse coffee to the street where you can walk up to Fremont Peak Park.

Matt L: They call it Lakeview for a reason!

Matt L: The iconic Sydney Opera House which opened in 1973.

Matt L: Fantastic food and outdoor seating.

Matt L: Is it possible for anything to be better than Seattle coffee? I like the fact that there's a Brooklyn vs. the Northwest thing happening!

Matt L: The wide tree lined sidewalks on 5th St. Are gorgeous.

Matt L: Chinatown street market with dragonfruit and other interesting fruits and vegetables.

Matt L: Walgreens with Hebrew.

Matt L: Interesting Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn where my mom grew up.

Matt L: These two bikes are in love.

Matt L: The outdoor back area is really special.

Matt L: Ruthie is an old time Park Slope barber.

Matt L: Classic walkable Brooklyn scene.

Matt L: It's true. There are hip dads with babies everywhere in Park Slope.

Matt L: Near the 77th street exit of the museum.

Matt L: Central Park west entrance.

Matt L: The nations first and largest food coop.

Matt L: Japanese garden with koi.