[Quiet Man Cometh]

I wonder if the municipalities have a say in whether there are stops around and what are stops if it's all in the game? I'm in Vancouver and North Vancouver right now. Since it's a big and popular city, not surprised to see how many there were, and I noticed they nearly all marked art or historical landmarks instead of buildings, like plaques, sculptures, sidewalk art, statues, etc.

When I'm in North Van, it's more of the same really, except there's lots of Native American art, like totem poles and such, and for some reason our decorated electrical boxes, post boxes, or sidewalk poles are stops as well. I've seen several.

Meanwhile, the mall complex in the small town I actually live by (which isn't all that small) has absolutely nothing. No stops. The stores and stuff aren't obscure in any way, but there is just nothing there. The largest cluster I've found is the walking trail I take along the river.