One of the best spots the Big Parade visited (Day One) was the cabin once inhabited by Paul Landacre, a mid-20th century printmaker. His image, “Sultry Day,” is of his wife (nude, in repose) and a cat, looking out on a landscape of thistle and oak. You can almost duplicate the view today – though you need to squint to defocus the freeway.
The story featured an image that’s even more appropriate to the Parade. Here’s the image; check the feature – by Hector Tobar – here.
(By the way, I believe this might be the stairway – off Cerro Gordo St. – that leads to the equally amazing Fellowship Park passageway, also on the Day One map.)
Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman 
