Cincinnati, Ohio

I think what I loved the most about this town was the river that you had to cross to get in and out of the town.

The city itself is pretty cool though.  You can walk around its downtown area really easily since all the streets are really small and most of them are blocked off just for pedestrians. Some blocks reminded me of what some cities in Mexico look like. With cobble stone on the roads, sideways that uneven. Some are as high as your chest, then cut off and go back to the regular height.

There were a lot of places to eat here. Everywhere seemed to be serving beer outdoors. So many people drinking through the streets. I bought a burger and it came with a beer. Seemed fair to me.

Buildings here are really cool. They have lots of color and most are unique there is a lot of alleyways that would probably be sketchy at night.

The weather went from being cold to being humid within an hour. The good thing I was prepared and had my tank in my backpack.

Besides that, there was nothing else about the city that really stood out. It’s a lively city with a lot of people walking around and having fun in every block. Streets are full with things to do, the parks have free WiFi and you can find stores to buy alcohol or water within a few minutes from anywhere you’re at.