I can relate.
I'm the type of person that really enjoys leaving New Jersey to go anywhere, in fact, scratch that. I enjoy leaving my area to go to unfamiliar areas. I really enjoy long car rides, non-urban train rides, and being able to question whether or not I'd be able to survive a fall from thousands of feet in the air to land on the apple cider-looking field, just because it looks like land that gives. These long rides are somewhat inspiring, and I know I'm not the only one to feel this way.
There are people who record what they see out the windows of their trains going to and from every corner of the world, and the target demographic are others who are able to derive entirely new and unrelated ideas from it. As such, it could be considered in a way, artsy. Which is where Passing By comes in.
Passing By offers users to upload their traveling experiences to a community of others with similar interests. For most, watching a recording of other areas in the world may not be your forté and may seem very counter-productive, but it offers an unfiltered view of the world. I've already found two videos of my area, both weren't necessarily positive aspects of New Jersey.
