Seen as a two-act play, the summer edits resolve cleanly: July in Spain delivers the twinning “oh wow” moment; August closes with a montage that hums “thank you, more please.” Thread them together and you get a thesis that outlives the season: collect moments, not just miles; design days, not just destinations.
That’s why this carousel reads bigger than the frame count. It models a way to travel lightly—curate by feeling, repeat what works, borrow your kid’s wonder when your own runs low. We tend to treat summer as a place; Hudson treats it as a rhythm. You can take that into September unchanged. Keep the walk, the water, the lazy snack ritual—even when the weather edits the wardrobe. The best souvenirs aren’t breakable; they’re repeatable.