Funny it should be called Orangeville. Anyway, I think the video sums up my entire weekend. It's a composition of 1400 photos I shot on this trip. The photos themselves (with most of the redundant ones deleted, of course) will be ready for viewing soon, but really, when there's a video like this to sum it up, who really needs to look at the photos?
My adventures in Dallas last weekend included more than just chasing goats on the "ranch" (I don't really want to call it a "ranch", but it also doesn't seem to make sense to claim that there at goats in the "back yard", which is probably closer to the truth). Last Sunday I visited visited the State Fair of Texas, but along the way I also got a good look at the big 5-level stack interchange at I-635 and US-75.
All in all, I have a better feel now for what life is like in the American suburb. It really is very different and, dare I say, very pleasant compared to the high rise condos in Toronto and the medium density row houses in Europe. It's a bit easier to see now why so many Americans prefer their big freeways, low density cities and big suburban houses. I'm not saying it's right... I'm just saying I've lived it for a week.
And now there's just two more weeks until I leave for Taiwan.
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