So we just saw some peaches growing.

Here are some ripe mulberries.

I 'm doing this walk full-time, I don't have any other substantial source of income.

I don't have an apartment so I stay with different people, watch people 's cats.

Kind of the reason that I quit my job was because I couldn't just sit at the computer all day anymore.

It's like a whole grocery store vegetable section.

When you're an engineer, you 're sitting in a cubicle all day, nobody asks you, " Don't you ever get bored?"

But when you 're walking, people say, " Oh, isn't that boring?"

You can see there's kind of a faded ad up there, " Meet me at..." something.

A fun thing about this walk for me is little mysteries like that,

that are kind of, almost entirely hidden away and there's like one little kind of visual trigger somewhere

that sometimes is a dead end and sometimes is some kind of fascinating story.

Presumably it was just a family burial ground.

So you know, this is a bike rack but it used to be a parking meter.

Each pair of these dots denotes that the city has come and they 've treated to get rid of West Nile virus.

So this is a monk parakeet nest.

The story is that some shipment of them escaped from JFK.

All these little things, all together, kind of add up, to kind of making me feel like I belong in a place

because I cared enough about it to look at it and pay attention to it and find out about it.