[Suburbia Lost] Two Wendy’s and a White Castle
Ronny Salerno Ronny Salerno

[Suburbia Lost] Two Wendy’s and a White Castle

The Suburbia Lost series began naturally shifting to the back burner after, well, I moved out of the suburbs and back to the city several years ago. Combined with evolving interests and an overall shift away from urban exploration—it just hasn’t been a personal priority. Still, I do like to add to it when I come across something interesting.

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Louisville | August 2025
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Louisville | August 2025

Although it’s home to the second-most annoying fanbase in minor league American soccer, Louisville’s a lovely place to visit.

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Yes to the Gem
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Yes to the Gem

A spontaneous investigation of semi-local lore in the midst of an inane apocalypse.

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Having a Drink with Stephanie & Geo
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Having a Drink with Stephanie & Geo

“I just didn’t want to be waiting here too long. Trapped, politely feigning interest in the uninteresting. Trying to make sense of the nonsensical.”

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Miami [2025]
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Miami [2025]

As the poet Willard Carroll Smith II penned in his titular ballad of Vice City: “Water so clear, you can see to the bottom.” Don’t get distracted by the natural beauty of the beach, though, because there’s now an “Orange Cream” version of Coca-Cola.

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Winter Storm Blair
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Winter Storm Blair

Cincinnati the past few days with ten inches of snow and single-digit temperatures to usher in 2025.

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2024 “List”
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2024 “List”

“…but things usually just boil down to this: I’d like to make a photograph of that, but I can’t do it now—so I’ll write it down and (maybe (probably not)) come back to it.”

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Two Nights at the Oakland Coliseum
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Two Nights at the Oakland Coliseum

“The only facility left in Major League Baseball that accurately reflected the reality of the world outside its sterile, concrete walls.”

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