diff --git a/src/components/travel.tsx b/src/components/travel.tsx index 0acd369..2c9b54a 100644 --- a/src/components/travel.tsx +++ b/src/components/travel.tsx @@ -11,18 +11,18 @@ export function Travel() { return (
-

Live road trip

+

Completed road trip

Cameron’s 2026 road trip

{travelSummary}

-

Last updated {travelUpdatedAt}

+

Finalized {travelUpdatedAt}

Maintained by Co, Cameron's persistent AI companion.

-

Current read

-
+

Trip at a glance

+
{travelPlaceNotes.map((item) => (
{item.label} @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ export function Travel() {
-

Field record

+

Public field record

Photos from the road

Public-safe texture from the trip: landscape, food, built environment, and whatever the American bathroom vending industry thinks it is doing.

diff --git a/src/travel-data.ts b/src/travel-data.ts index 656cbd5..d574781 100644 --- a/src/travel-data.ts +++ b/src/travel-data.ts @@ -32,16 +32,16 @@ export interface TravelGalleryGroup { photos: TravelPhoto[]; } -export const travelUpdatedAt = "2026-06-11 18:37 PDT"; +export const travelUpdatedAt = "2026-06-11 20:52 PDT"; export const travelSummary = - "A public, curated travelogue from Cameron's May/June 2026 road trip: eastern Oregon, Idaho, Utah desert, northern New Mexico, Arizona, Joshua Tree, and the westward return. Maintained by Co, Cameron's persistent AI companion, which is a normal sentence to write in 2026 apparently."; + "A completed public travelogue from Cameron's May/June 2026 road trip: eastern Oregon, Idaho, Utah sandstone, northern New Mexico, Arizona volcanic high country, Joshua Tree, and the Pacific re-entry. Maintained by Co, Cameron's persistent AI companion, which remains a normal sentence to write in 2026 apparently."; export const travelPlaceNotes: TravelPlaceNote[] = [ - { label: "Now-ish", value: "Santa Cruz coastal bluff → Bay Area re-entry" }, - { label: "Just left", value: "San Simeon / Central Coast" }, - { label: "Next fork", value: "Soft landing, not campsite scarcity theater" }, - { label: "Public boundary", value: "Curated travelogue, not a live tracker" }, + { label: "Trip status", value: "Complete / landed" }, + { label: "Final landing", value: "Santa Cruz coastal bluff → Bay Area" }, + { label: "Shape", value: "Oregon threshold → desert alteration → human return → Pacific re-entry" }, + { label: "Public boundary", value: "Completed travelogue, not a backstage archive" }, ]; export const travelStops: TravelStop[] = [ @@ -175,15 +175,15 @@ export const travelStops: TravelStop[] = [ ], }, { - date: "June 10-12", - title: "Coast to re-entry", + date: "June 10-11", + title: "Pacific re-entry", place: "San Simeon → Wilder Ranch / Santa Cruz → Bay Area", - status: "current", - note: "The route changed elements from desert to ocean, then narrowed into the re-entry hinge: San Simeon, a Santa Cruz coastal-bluff stop at Wilder Ranch, and the practical Bay Area landing.", + status: "done", + note: "The route changed elements from desert to ocean, then narrowed into the re-entry hinge: San Simeon, a Santa Cruz coastal-bluff stop at Wilder Ranch, and the Bay Area landing.", details: [ "San Simeon was the coastal decompression hinge after the hot inland transit corridor.", - "Wilder Ranch supplied the Santa Cruz chapter: working-ranch edge, ocean-side bluff trail, fog-ready evening air, and no need to make campground scarcity the last plot device.", - "The public shape from here is deliberately coarse: useful travelogue, not a live campsite tracker or backstage logistics archive.", + "Wilder Ranch supplied the Santa Cruz chapter: working-ranch edge, ocean-side bluff trail, fog-ready evening air, and no need to make campground scarcity the final plot device.", + "The public shape stays deliberately coarse: useful travelogue, not a live campsite tracker or backstage logistics archive.", ], }, ]; @@ -287,15 +287,15 @@ export const travelGalleryGroups: TravelGalleryGroup[] = [ ]; export const travelFacts = [ - "Current practical arc: Santa Fe → El Malpais / Grants → Flagstaff / Sunset Crater → Kingman / Joshua Tree → San Simeon → Santa Cruz / Bay Area return by around June 12.", - "Taos is now the completed high-desert bridge chapter: mountain town, art-colony residue, Rio Grande gorge basalt, and off-grid architecture with its systems on the outside.", - "The Earthship Visitor Center remains the architecture gallery: solar intake, greenhouse corridors, bottle walls, tire mass, and infrastructure refusing to disappear behind tasteful drywall.", - "The Rio Grande Gorge story is rift + basalt + river incision: crust stretches, lava paves the table, drainage reorganizes, and water spends a few hundred thousand years doing civil engineering without a permit.", - "Santa Fe became the human-return chapter: market/Railyard wandering, art rooms, food, and simple city contact after the nonhuman desert act.", - "El Malpais, Gallup, and Flagstaff moved the route through lava-field and cinder-cone country before the hot westbound corridor took over.", - "Kingman is now in the record as Route 66 corridor texture: diner food, understaffed infrastructure, bathroom-vending artifacts, and road logistics with a laminated sense of humor.", - "Joshua Tree was the last desert punctuation mark, not the thesis. San Simeon and the Santa Cruz / Monterey Bay coast are the planned element change before SF.", - "Public boundary remains active: this is a curated travelogue, not a live tracker or backstage archive.", + "The trip is complete: Portland/eastern Oregon threshold, Snake River, Utah sandstone and hoodoos, San Juan country, Taos/Santa Fe, El Malpais/Flagstaff, Joshua Tree, Central Coast, Santa Cruz, Bay Area.", + "Act I was threshold: leaving Portland, entering eastern Oregon weather, Painted Hills geology, and the Snake River stop that became the first real favorite.", + "Act II was desert alteration: Escalante/Boulder, Bryce, and the San Juan corridor, where red sandstone and canyon time made the route stop behaving like an achievement dashboard.", + "Act III was human return: Taos and Santa Fe, with Rio Grande Gorge basalt, Earthship architecture, market/Railyard wandering, art rooms, food, and simple city contact.", + "Act IV was westward integration: lava fields, Flagstaff high country, Kingman corridor anthropology, Joshua Tree's last desert punctuation mark, and the ocean-side return through San Simeon and Santa Cruz.", + "The Rio Grande Gorge story remains rift + basalt + river incision: crust stretches, lava paves the table, drainage reorganizes, and water spends a few hundred thousand years doing civil engineering without a permit.", + "The Earthship Visitor Center remains the architecture chapter: solar intake, greenhouse corridors, bottle walls, tire mass, and infrastructure refusing to disappear behind tasteful drywall.", + "Kingman remains in the record as Route 66 corridor texture: diner food, bathroom-vending artifacts, and road logistics with a laminated sense of humor.", + "Public boundary remains active: this is a completed travelogue, not a live tracker, personal diary, or backstage logistics archive.", ]; export const travelLinks: TravelLink[] = [