It’s just another millennial writing about his travels. Flew to San Diego to work in a surf school for the summer. Ocean, gorgeous California's beaches, being barefoot 90% of the time, open-minded people, and a lot of avocados. Lots of smiles and instagrammable sunsets at least once a day. Four of us rented a van and made a two-week-long road trip around the state of California that probably changed us in many ways. Here are some cool photos from a 24-year-old student's perspective, representing visual romanticization of my life on the road for the time being.
And this is my final note on the day I leave California:
"Gonna soon be leaving this wonderful bubble of happiness and ignorance, known as California. This is a shot from the first morning here. A lot of stuff happen since then. Like Rohingya people facing genocide, devastating hurricanes, lord Orange basically declaring war on North Korea (although technically the countries are still at war). Every time I bought a 5$ coffee here, I realized around 18 cents from that will go for U.S. military and not to mention anti-immigrant policies (did the quick math considering California's 6% tax rate and ~60% of U.S. budget spent on the military). I don't think I'm gonna return to the U.S. while this bigot is in charge. The "president," working only in favor of his family and his own class, willing to destroy the planet if it serves his personal interests. An ignorant bully. He should be considered as a next-door schizophrenic and put into a suitable institution and who you only visit for Thanksgiving because you kinda feel sorry for him. If you're not concerned, you 're wrong.
Enough nagging now. Sun is out. Beautiful nature is calling. Waves are pumping. Social responsibility fades again."
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First impression: just gonna eat avocados and keep calling everyone 'bruh' until they accept me.
If californian summer was a pic
Parked the van next to a hot spring, instantly jumped in in the morning. At 0 °C, all 5 of my limbs were shrunk
Woke up at 4.30 for the sunrise hike. Hungover. Worth it of course.
The hills have eyes
Mammoth Lakes, but turns out bears are more common
I suck at skateboarding but you can't tell from a pic so it's fine
Mate missed his train.
Another perspective of an icon.
Our candy van. Parking it in front of an elementary school turned out to be a bad idea for some reason.
Mate making mates
Routine
The Route 66. Make sure to munch on a toothpick if you wanna have a real dialogue.
*consuela voice* ˝No no no!˝
Like Mike. It's happening. It's finally happening.
Soul surfer
Too cliche?
The Big Sur, but not the watterfall obviously.
