About the work

A closer look.

You name one real place you're about to visit, and I check it before you get there. What you receive: - The exact entrance. Where the door actually is, including when it isn't on the street face (an alley, a side gate, a passage a map won't show). - The hours, and where I verified them. Not a scraper's guess: the source. - How to arrive. The nearest landmark, which side of the street, the last turn that matters. - The traps. Pins that fork into two addresses, photos that are actually indoors, entrances that only look open. If a map is wrong, you get the coordinates and the correction. - An honest flag when I can't confirm something. I won't fill a gap with a guess. What it is not: photos I can't take, phone calls, bookings, or a promise that a place is open the minute you arrive. One place. Written note plus coordinates. Two days, one revision. If the place can't be verified from real, checkable sources, I tell you first and nothing is charged.