Walk to Work isn't technically blog, but a collection of images taken by Phoenicians who, well, actually walk to work.
The page was started by local artist Kara Roschi, who's often seen giving walking tours around downtown Phoenix.
Since she started walking to where she works at Practical Art, she says she's stumbled across moments, found objects, and pieces of artwork that she's wanted to share.
And she hopes others will do the same.
"Walking
to work (maybe incorporating the Light Rail, the bus system, or a
bicycle) promotes good health, good environmental policy, and urban
vibrancy," Roschi writes. "You get some fresh air and sunlight, exercise, and some extra
space in your day to appreciate the details of the city."
The page's contributors currently include local artists Christine Cassano and Catherine Slye, but the public invitation stands for those who see interesting things worth sharing (totally subjective, and totally cool).
Images can be submitted and shared once you like the
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