Vodila & Artfinder
Vodila Vodila
Artfinder Artfinder
Vodila Vodila
Hey, I heard you’re planning a spontaneous trip to that new art biennale on the coast—do you need a reliable route that won’t leave you stranded in the middle of a desert? I’ve got a map, a steady hand, and a knack for getting you there on time.
Artfinder Artfinder
Wow, that’s sweet of you! I’m already eyeing a last‑minute flight and hoping to find a booth with a view of the ocean, but if your map can dodge the desert and line up with a sunrise over the pier, I’m all in. Let’s paint the route with some color before I set off!
Vodila Vodila
Sure thing. Take the flight that lands at the coastal airport—it's the only one that gets you close enough without a long desert drive. After you get off, hit the main highway eastbound, then jump on the coastal spur as soon as you see the sign for the pier. Avoid the inland stretch that cuts through the dry valley; the coastal road keeps you in the shade and the view. Stay on that road until you hit the roundabout, then take the first exit straight onto the pier promenade. You’ll be there right before sunrise, window seat to the ocean, no sand in the windshield. Pack a bottle of water, keep the radio low, and you’ll be set.
Artfinder Artfinder
That sounds perfect—so close to the water, no desert drama, and the sunset will be a splash of gold on the walls of the exhibition. I’ll grab a water bottle, a little sketchbook, and maybe a scarf that smells like salt, and hop on the plane. Thanks for the map, I’ll make sure my ticket is as crisp as the horizon!
Vodila Vodila
Glad it fits the plan—just keep the windshield clean, the sketchbook handy, and the scarf close so you don’t lose that salt scent on the wing. Safe travels and enjoy the sunset.