Buford Highway- Atlanta; because the hill is so steep, pedestrians can't even walk on grass the way they can on other sidewalk-less blocks of Buford Highway (despite the fact that there is an immigrant-dminated area with lots of pedestrians)

Dunwoody- another "no walking" residential street since the shrubbery prevents you from walking on the grass and the hills are too steep to walk on anyhow

East Cobb - a synagogue that looks like some sort of industrial park

Gates Mills - suburb of Cleveland. Note that in the absence of sidewalks and lawns there is really no place to walk (as is true for many photos below)

Jacksonville (LaVilla)- neighborhood near downtown that was torn down to build vacant lots

Jacksonville (Mandarin)- a library with no continuous sidewalk, and on a cul de sac yet. You would think the city would let people walk to a library of all places...

Jacksonville (Mandarin)- another condo with no place to walk

Jacksonville (Mandarin)- Bike Lane of death, wedged between two high speed lanes on a eight or nine lane street (San Jose Blvd.)

Northside Parkway- Where you would walk if you were crazy enough to walk from the nearest shop to my family's houses in Northside/Mt. Paran area

Northside/Mt. Paran residential street

Northside/Mt. Paran residential street

Northside/Mt. Paran- a part of Atlanta where trees go up to the street so you can't walk in grass, and you shouldn't walk on the street because cars go 40 mph

Northside/Mt. Paran- an unwalkable street near an elementary school

Northside/Mt. Paran- my old elementary school

Vinings apartments- note the complete lack of accomodation to the pedestrian

Vinings residential block- Atlanta suburb, another "no walking" area