Greg Blake
Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Administration, Idaho Housing and Finance Association, Boise, Idaho. Formerly President, Yellowstone Technologies, Inc.
Home. Mountains, pines, and the people and animals I love.
Idaho
Home. Mountains, pines, and the people and animals I love.
About Greg
From soaring through the skies as a pilot to diving deep into the world of artificial intelligence, I've always been driven by an insatiable curiosity and a desire to make a positive impact.
By day I'm the Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Administration at Idaho Housing and Finance Association in Boise. My work covers artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IT governance and, honestly, all things technology. Earlier in my career I was President of Yellowstone Technologies, Inc.
Growing up during the Baby Boom era, I was influenced by the optimism and sense of possibility that defined my generation. That led me to a career in technology, and before that aviation, where I had the privilege of seeing our planet from new heights.
As a developer and cybersecurity guru, I've combined my love of technology with my passion for protecting others. In an ever-changing digital landscape it's more important than ever to keep our communities secure and thriving.
But there's more to me than code and cryptography. As a Christian, I believe in the power of faith to transform lives and bring people together. My beloved animals have taught me loyalty, compassion, and the importance of living in the present moment.
Through it all I've been blessed with an incredible partner by my side: my wife, who has stood with me for over 40 years, offering love, support, and encouragement as we've navigated life's ups and downs together.
Looking ahead, I'm excited to see what new adventures await, whether they're related to AI, cybersecurity, aviation, or simply exploring the world with my loved ones.
Contact
Warning: don't bother trying to reach out to me! I'm like a digital hermit, living in a cave of code and cat videos. My email's probably too full, my phone's got more dust than the Sahara, and my social media accounts are so neglected they're starting to think I'm a ghost.
Unless you're a spam bot or a really persistent cat looking for its human servant, just leave me be in my digital bubble of chaos and confusion. Trust me, your sanity will thank you.
However, you can check out my GitHub, or find me on LinkedIn and X.
Furry Friends
From my childhood pets to the furry friends I've rescued over the years, animals have been part of every chapter of my life.
They've taught me about loyalty, compassion, and the importance of living in the present moment. No matter how the markets moved or what the servers were doing, a wagging tail or a purring cat has a way of putting everything in perspective.
Animal welfare matters to me. Every rescue has a story, and every one of them made our home a little fuller.
Information Technology
The Chief Information Officer's office: artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and code, all under one roof.
The Future Is Now
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at an exponential rate, it's poised to revolutionize the way we live, work, and interact with one another.
AI will become an integral part of daily life: automating mundane tasks, augmenting human decision-making, and transforming industries like healthcare, finance, and education. AI-powered diagnostic tools will help doctors detect disease earlier, and virtual assistants will anticipate our needs.
As AI takes over routine tasks, people will be freed to focus on creativity, innovation, and high-value problem-solving. The future looks brighter than ever, but it also demands careful consideration of the ethical implications of this transformation.
I run my own AI system, Nigel, on local hardware.
The Digital Frontier
In an era where our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology, cybersecurity stands as the silent guardian of the digital world. My passion for information security spans the full spectrum, from network defense and threat hunting to penetration testing and vulnerability research.
Understanding both sides of the equation, offense and defense, is what makes a well-rounded security professional. Every system has a story, and every vulnerability teaches us something new about the assumptions we make.
The only truly secure system is one that is powered off, cast in a block of concrete, and sealed in a lead-lined room with armed guards.Gene Spafford
Whether it's analyzing network traffic for anomalies, hardening infrastructure against emerging threats, or exploring the ever-evolving landscape of cyber warfare, cybersecurity demands constant learning and adaptation.
Security is always excessive until it's not enough.Robbie Sinclair
The Workshop
Every site is a craft project. This one is no exception: a hand-built three.js world written in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no build step, with a 1970s motorcycle riding through it.
It's served by Nginx running in Docker on my own machine, and reaches the internet through a Cloudflare Tunnel, so there are no open ports on the firewall.
Want to see more of the code? It's all on GitHub.
Aviation
Soloed at 16. Licensed by 17.
My Aviation Story
Welcome to my world of aviation! I started in aviation over 40 years ago and had the privilege of soaring through the skies in Fairchilds, Pipers, Beechcrafts, and Cessnas. My passion for flying began at a young age: I soloed at 16 and obtained my licenses by 17.
Over the decades I flew across different eras, from the 1970s to the 1990s, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and skills along the way.
Among the Fairchilds is the Swearingen Metroliner, the sleek twin turboprop commuter airliner flown by regional carriers like Wings West Airlines, which operated it as American Eagle out of California.
The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.Amelia Earhart
As an aviation enthusiast, I'm excited to share my experiences, insights, and perspectives. Whether it's exploring new destinations, flying techniques, or simply reliving the thrill of takeoff, I invite you to join me on this journey.
Aviation is proof that given the will, you can achieve the impossible.Frank Whittle
Astronomy
Dark skies over the tallest dune in North America.
The Night Sky
After decades of looking down at the world from a cockpit, it's only natural to keep looking up. Space, telescopes, and the slow wheel of the stars across a dark sky never get old.
Take a spin through the solar system I built in three.js: zoom in, rotate, and enjoy.
Classic Cars
The cars we drove as young men stay with us forever.
The Collection
There's nothing quite like the rumble of a big-block V-8, the gleam of chrome under streetlights, and the unmistakable silhouette of American iron from the golden age of muscle. These are the cars that shaped a generation, and the ones I was lucky enough to call mine.
The cars we drove as young men stay with us forever, not as machines, but as memories.
Mercury Cougar
Mercury's upscale take on the pony car, the '69 Cougar featured hidden headlights, sequential taillights, and a longer, wider body than its Mustang sibling, plus the legendary Eliminator package with Boss 302 and 428 Cobra Jet engine options.
Ford Galaxie 500
1969 was the last model year for Galaxie convertibles, making these big, luxurious cruisers especially collectible today. Available with up to a 390 V-8, the Galaxie 500 represented the peak of Ford's full-size, Space Race-inspired nameplate.
Ford Fairlane 500
Ford's mid-size workhorse got a handsome restyling for 1965 with sculpted new sheetmetal and an optional V-8, bridging the gap between the compact Falcon and the full-size Galaxie: affordable, versatile, and available with real performance.
Dodge Dart
The '65 Dart received its first real facelift with a bolder flat grille, new bumpers, and oval taillights, while remaining Chrysler's reliable and affordable compact, available with everything from the bulletproof Slant Six to a 235-hp 273 V-8.
Dodge Colt
A rebadged Mitsubishi Galant sold through Dodge dealers, the Colt was Chrysler's answer to the Vega and Pinto: a nimble rear-wheel-drive subcompact with a peppy 1.6-liter four, and one of the earliest successful Japanese-American automotive partnerships.
Chevy Camaro SS
Widely regarded as the pinnacle of first-generation Camaro design, the '69 SS featured aggressive restyled bodywork, a muscular hood, and engine options up to the 375-hp 396 big-block V-8.
Old Edge Museum of Shaving
Shave & see the history. Cutthroat competition since 1884.
Antique Razor Collection
Surrounded by my collection of antique razors, I'm reminded that even the most unexpected passions can bring joy and fulfillment.
The Gillette "Fatboy" is a centerpiece of any vintage collection. Made from 1958 to 1961, this twist-to-open adjustable has a dial numbered 1 to 9 that lets you set the blade gap from mild to aggressive, all without taking the razor apart.
Its nickname comes from the chunky, heavy handle that sets it apart from the slimmer adjustables that followed. Like most Gillettes of the era, each one carries a date code on the base plate: E-1 means it was made in the first quarter of 1959.
Ghost Town Stock Exchange
Boom, bust, and the ghosts of bull markets past.
The Art of Day Trading
The markets are a living, breathing organism: constantly shifting, rewarding the disciplined, and humbling the overconfident. Day trading is where strategy meets instinct.
Day trading isn't gambling. It's a disciplined practice built on technical analysis, risk management, and emotional control. Every trade is a calculated decision based on price action, volume, and market structure.
The tools of the trade have evolved dramatically, from open outcry pits to algorithmic trading and AI-powered analysis. But the fundamentals remain: buy low, sell high, and never risk more than you can afford to lose.
The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.Warren Buffett
In trading, it's not about how much you make, but how much you don't lose.Bernard Baruch
Mammoth Mountain
Fresh snow, blue sky and a chairlift waiting. Time to ski.
Skiing the West
I love to ski, and I ski as an expert: steeps, chutes, moguls, trees and, best of all, deep powder mornings when the whole mountain is quiet.
Mammoth Mountain is one of my favorites, with its long season, high-altitude snow and big views across the Sierra Nevada. But I have chased good snow all over the West, and every mountain has its own personality.
If you see me on the hill, I'm probably the one heading for first chair.
Pacific Palisades
Sunset in the Palisades: the Village, two grand estates, and Will Rogers State Beach with surfers in the waves.
Surfing Southern California
I'm an avid surfer. There's nothing like paddling out at first light, waiting on the next set, and dropping in on a clean wave with the whole coastline behind you.
I've surfed all over Southern California, up and down the coast from the point breaks north of LA to the beach breaks further south. Every spot has its own mood: some days glassy and gentle, some days big, fast and humbling.
And when the waves go flat, the sunsets along this coast are still hard to beat.
Kwajalein
Kwajalein Atoll: an Army base in the middle of the Pacific. Touch down on Bucholz Army Airfield; missiles launch from here to intercept ICBMs.
Kwajalein
Kwajalein Atoll, in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, is one of the largest coral atolls in the world: a ring of small islands around a huge turquoise lagoon, thousands of miles from anywhere.
The island of Kwajalein is home to a U.S. Army garrison and the Reagan Test Site, and nearly everyone gets around on a bicycle.
Greg's own Kwajalein story is coming soon.
The ride
- Snake River: Crossing the canyon on the old stone bridge.
- Downtown Boise: Rolling through the City of Trees at dusk, past the Capitol, to the office.
- AI Lab: Server racks and GPU rigs: where Nigel, my own AI, is trained and runs.
- Cyber Office: My office: servers, routers, Wi-Fi and a wall of screens watching the network.
- Boise River: Over the old concrete bridge. Salmon jumping below, tubers floating by.
- Galena Summit: Night ride over the mountain pass. Don't stop in these woods.
- The Long Tunnel: There's always light at the end of it.
- Perrine Bridge: Fifteen hundred feet of steel, almost five hundred feet above the Snake.
- Shoshone Falls: The Niagara of the West.
- The Desert: Sunset, a long-forgotten road, and a ghost town ahead.
- Driving through Nevada: Through Pioche, Nevada, then the long winding desert road under the full moon to Area 51.
- Over the Sierra: Across the Owens Valley and up the winding Sierra Nevada roads toward Mammoth.
- Down to Death Valley: Down the winding mountain road from the snow to the desert floor.
- Death Valley: Down from the snow past the dunes, the Rhyolite ghost town and its ghosts, to Badwater, the lowest place in North America.
- Farm Country: Orchards, fields and fruit stands on the way to Los Angeles.
- Los Angeles: Golden hour in LA: freeways, palm trees, the Hollywood sign and the road to the coast.
- Santa Monica Airport: Up the California Incline, through Santa Monica to the airport (KSMO), where a private jet waits on runway 21.
- Over the Pacific: Wheels up. A long night flight west over the ocean, above the clouds and under the moon.
- Close Encounter: The long flight home over the night clouds. Company off the wing: a fighter jet chasing a UFO.
- Home to Idaho: Through the night above the clouds into the sunrise, then a parachute ride down to the road home in Idaho.
Find Greg on linkedin.com/in/greg-blake-7b29a282, x.com/gregwblake, github.com/gblake55.
Credits
Inspiration
This site's look and ride were inspired by mola-zone.com, the comic-ink, side-scrolling motorcycle world. Everything here was built from scratch; no mola-zone assets are used.
mola-zone.com
Photos
Photos from Wikimedia Commons, ESO and NASA, used under Creative Commons licenses or in the public domain.
- Planet texture maps (Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and its rings, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Phobos, Deimos) for the Solar System ride, from Greg's original Astronomy page.
James Hastings-Trew, Planet Pixel Emporium · Free to use in projects (see terms) - Bonanza · NBC · 1959. Photo of the main cast of Bonanza.
NBC Television · Public domain - Rawhide · CBS · 1961. Photo of Clint Eastwood, Paul Brinegar and Eric Fleming from Rawhide.
CBS Television · Public domain - Gunsmoke · CBS · 1962. HORSE STEALING DOESN'T PAY....
CBS Television · Public domain - Rawhide · CBS · 1959. Photo of Clint Eastwood and guest star Viveca Lindfors from an episode of Rawhide.
CBS Television · Public domain - The Beverly Hillbillies · 1962. Frame from the public-domain video "Beverly Hillbillies Episode 01 The Clampetts Strike Oil".
CBS · Public domain - The Andy Griffith Show · 1961. Photo from the television program The Andy Griffith Show.
CBS Television · Public domain - The Lucy Show · 1967. Frame from the public-domain video "The Lucy Show - Lucy The Babysitter".
Maury Thompson · Public domain - Mister Ed · CBS. Photo of the main cast of the television program Mister Ed.
Coulter-Strauss Public Relations for D'Arcy Advertising · Public domain - The Beverly Hillbillies · 1962. Frame from the public-domain video "Beverly Hillbillies Episode 01 The Clampetts Strike Oil".
CBS · Public domain - Green Acres · 1969. Photo of Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor from the television comedy Green Acres.
CBS Television · Public domain - The Lucy Show · 1962. Cast photo from The Lucy Show.
CBS Television · Public domain - Friendship 7 · 1962. Launch of Friendship 7, the first American manned orbital space flight.
NASA · Public domain - Gemini 4 · 1965. Astronaut Ed White, pilot on the Gemini-Titan 4 spacecraft, is shown during his egress from the spacecraft.
NASA · Public domain - Apollo 11 · live · 1969. Apollo 11 moonwalk image after SSTV scan conversion.
NASA · Public domain - Apollo 11 · 1969. To commemorate the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11, NASA released partially restored video of a series of 15 memorable moments from the July 20 moonwalk.
NASA Goddard Photo and Video · Public domain - The Ed Sullivan Show · 1964.
Bernard Gotfryd · Public domain - The Ed Sullivan Show · 1964. The Beatles posing with Walter Cronkite's daughters Nancy and Kathy Cronkite, during rehearsals for The Ed Sullivan Show.
Bernard Gotfryd · Public domain - The Ed Sullivan Show · 1964. Photo of The Dave Clark Five performing on The Ed Sullivan Show.
CBS Television · Public domain - The Lawrence Welk Show · 1969. Publicity photo of Lawrence Welk and his orchestra from the television program The Lawrence Welk Show.
ABC Television · Public domain - Cheerios · 1965. Frame from the public-domain video "The Munsters Cheerios Commercial (1965)".
General Mills · Public domain - Gillette · 1956. Frame from the public-domain video "Gillette Super-Speed TV commercial with Pee Wee Reese circa 1956".
The Gillette Company · Public domain - Kellogg's · 1950s. Frame from the public-domain video "Kellogg's Corn Flakes kid's commercial (1950s)".
Kellogg's · Public domain - E-Z Pop · 1950s. Frame from the public-domain video "E-Z Pop Commercial".
Taylor-Reed Corporation · Public domain - Cheerios · 1965. Frame from the public-domain video "The Munsters Cheerios Commercial (1965)".
General Mills · Public domain - The Twilight Zone · 1960. Inger Stevens and Leonard Strong in a scene from The Twilight Zone episode The Hitch Hiker.
CBS Television · Public domain - Star Trek · 1968. Scene from the Star Trek episode "Spock's Brain".
Paramount Television · Public domain - Rod Serling · 1960. Photo of Rod Serling and actress Inger Stevens with Serling's model airplane collection at his home.
CBS Television · Public domain - Kennedy-Nixon debate · 1960. Photo of the second of the four presidential debates held during the 1960 presidential election.
United Press International · Public domain - Kennedy & Nixon · 1960. Photo of John F.
Associated Press · Public domain - Huntley-Brinkley · NBC · 1963. Photo of David Brinkley (on screen) and Chet Huntley from the news program The Huntley-Brinkley Report.
NBC Television · Public domain - Walter Cronkite · 1968. Original caption: "CBS journalist Walter Cronkite gets a taste for moonwalking at the reduced gravity simulator at NASA's Langley Research Center in August, 196
NASA · Public domain - Howdy Doody · NBC. Photo of Howdy Doody and Zippy the chimp from the Howdy Doody Show.
NBC Television · Public domain - Captain Kangaroo · 1960. Photo of Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangaroo) reading as Hugh Brannum (Mr.
CBS Television · Public domain - Lassie · 1956. Photo of Jeff (Tommy Rettig), Lassie and Jeff's friends from the television program Lassie.
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn · Public domain - Flipper · 1965. Publicity photo of Luke Halpin and Tommy Norden promoting the television series Flipper.
NBC television · Public domain - The Peanut Gallery · NBC. Photo of host Buffalo Bob Smith and the live children's audience from the television program Howdy Doody.
NBC Television · Public domain - RCA Indian Head test pattern · 1939. The tube check's last test screen.
RCA (vector redraw by Alex Microbe) · Public domain - Swearingen SA-227AC Metro III N638AV of Wings West Airlines, flying as American Eagle. Orange County Airport, 1986.
RuthAS · CC BY 3.0 - Fairchild SA-227AC Metro III in American Eagle / Wings West Airlines colors.
Eduard Marmet · CC BY-SA 3.0 - Gillette "Fatboy" adjustable safety razor in its original case.
Joe Haupt · CC BY-SA 2.0 - 1969 Mercury Cougar.
GPS 56 · CC BY 2.0 - 1969 Ford Galaxie 500 two-door hardtop.
Sicnag · CC BY 2.0 - 1965 Ford Fairlane 500.
Xnatedawgx · CC BY-SA 4.0 - 1965 Dodge Dart convertible.
Greg Gjerdingen · CC BY 2.0 - First-generation Dodge Colt (a 1973, same body as the '72).
Kabu Sawsaw · CC BY-SA 4.0 - Moon colour map (used on all three full moons), from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. CGI Moon Kit.
NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio · Public domain - The Milky Way panorama (centre crop), in the Astronomy sky.
ESO/S. Brunier · CC BY 4.0 - Skiing on Mammoth Mountain, Mammoth Lakes, California, with the Sierra Nevada beyond.
Carol M. Highsmith (Library of Congress) · Public domain - A surfer riding a wave by the Huntington Beach Pier, Southern California.
Jeremy Bishop (via Unsplash) · CC0 1.0 - The Starry Night (1889) by Vincent van Gogh, the sky of the Starry Night era on the art ride.
Vincent van Gogh (Museum of Modern Art, via Google Art Project) · Public domain - The Great Wave off Kanagawa (about 1831) by Katsushika Hokusai, the sky of the woodblock era on the art ride.
Katsushika Hokusai (Metropolitan Museum of Art) · Public domain - Delivery of the Keys (1481-82) by Pietro Perugino, Sistine Chapel: the sky and temple of the Renaissance era on the art ride.
Pietro Perugino · Public domain - Poppy Field (1873) by Claude Monet, the sky and brushwork of the Impressionism era on the art ride.
Claude Monet (Musée d'Orsay, via Google Art Project) · Public domain - The Bayeux Tapestry (1070s), scenes 6, 22 and 50 joined into one strip, the sky of the Medieval era on the art ride.
Unknown embroiderers (Bayeux Museum) · Public domain - Horses painted on the wall of the Lascaux cave (about 17,000 years ago), the background of the Cave era on the art ride.
Unknown Upper Palaeolithic painters (photo of the Lascaux replica) · Public domain - Sennedjem and Iineferti in the Fields of Iaru (tomb of Sennedjem, about 1295-1213 BC), facsimile by Charles K. Wilkinson, the sky of the Ancient Egypt era on the art ride.
Charles K. Wilkinson, after the tomb painting (The Metropolitan Museum of Art) · CC0 - Achilles and Ajax playing dice, Attic black-figure amphora by Exekias (540-530 BC), Vatican Museums, the sky of the Greek era on the art ride.
Exekias (photo: Bibi Saint-Pol) · Public domain - The Four Seasons by Alphonse Mucha (1897), the sky of the Art Nouveau era on the art ride.
Alphonse Mucha · Public domain - The Flowers by Alphonse Mucha (1898), the posters on the advertising columns in the Art Nouveau era on the art ride.
Alphonse Mucha · Public domain - Composition with Red, Yellow, Blue and Black by Piet Mondrian (1921), the sky of the De Stijl era on the art ride.
Piet Mondrian · Public domain - Still Life with a Guitar by Juan Gris (1913), the sky of the Cubism era on the art ride.
Juan Gris (The Metropolitan Museum of Art) · CC0 - Dream sky, painted for this site in code (tools/dreamsky.py) after the skies of 1930s Surrealist landscapes; the sky of the Surrealism era on the art ride.
Greg's World · Original work - Comic sky with Ben-Day dots, painted for this site in code (tools/popsky.py) in the manner of 1960s Pop art; the sky of the Pop! era on the art ride.
Greg's World · Original work - Pixel-art sky with dithered bands, clouds and a pixel sun, painted for this site in code (tools/pixelsky.py) in the manner of 1980s arcade games; the sky of the 8-Bit era on the art ride.
Greg's World · Original work - Sunset sky sprayed like a wall mural, painted for this site in code (tools/streetsky.py); the sky of the Street Art era on the art ride.
Greg's World · Original work - Synthwave night sky with a striped sun and wireframe mountains, painted for this site in code (tools/neonsky.py); the sky of the Neon Future era on the art ride.
Greg's World · Original work - Seaport with the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba (1648) by Claude Lorrain, National Gallery, London: the sky of the Baroque era on the art ride.
Claude Lorrain (National Gallery, London) · Public domain - The Fighting Temeraire (1839) by J. M. W. Turner, National Gallery, London: the sky of the Romanticism era on the art ride.
J. M. W. Turner (National Gallery, London) · Public domain - The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak (1863) by Albert Bierstadt, The Metropolitan Museum of Art: the sky of the American West era on the art ride.
Albert Bierstadt (The Metropolitan Museum of Art) · Public domain - June, from the Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry (c. 1412-1416) by the Limbourg brothers, Musée Condé, Chantilly: the sky of the Gothic era on the art ride.
Limbourg brothers (Musée Condé, Chantilly) · Public domain - Nobles in quetzal-feather headdresses and a band of glyphs from Room 1 of the Bonampak murals (Classic Maya, about 790 AD), in Rina Lazo's full-size copy at the National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City: the sky of the Maya era on the art ride.
Ancient Maya painters of Bonampak; copy by Rina Lazo; photo: Gary Todd · CC0
3D models
Free models used with thanks (public-domain CC0, or Creative Commons with credit).
- Stag (used as the elk) and Bull
Quaternius · CC0 1.0 - Trees and cacti (Ultimate Nature pack): pines, common trees, willows, cacti
Quaternius · CC0 1.0 - Small Airplane (Cessna-style plane at Aviation)
Vojtěch Balák · CC-BY 3.0 - Low Poly Moose (Astronomy)
Nioma van der Steen · CC-BY 4.0 - Low Poly Car - Cadillac 75 Sedan 1953 (car show)
tedpermana · CC-BY 4.0 - 1966 Pontiac Bonneville (car show)
Grzybek · CC-BY 4.0 - 1970 Chrysler 300 (car show)
Grzybek · CC-BY 4.0 - Classic Muscle car (car show)
Lexyc16 · CC-BY 4.0 - Family Vagon - Ford Country Squire Station Vagon (car show)
Jasmin Daniel · CC-BY 4.0 - Low Poly 1950s Car (car show)
Dezryelle1 · CC-BY 4.0 - Lowpoly Vehicles (Boise street cars)
DigitalFruit Studio · CC-BY 4.0 - Low poly Fat-tailed sheep (Idaho meadow)
iRahulRajput · CC-BY 4.0 - Grizzly Bear (Idaho forest edge)
freddy1231 · CC-BY 4.0 - Evel- Knievel- Triumph- Rocket-1028S (tribute on Evel's ramp, Perrine Bridge; simplified)
TG13730 · CC-BY 4.0 - Steam Train (Classic Cars railroad crossing)
Jarlan Perez · CC-BY 3.0 - Caboose (Classic Cars train)
Poly by Google · CC-BY 3.0 - 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T (parked on the Classic Cars shoulder; simplified)
007 · CC-BY 4.0 - Ps2 styled old motorcycle (rusty bobber at the Ghost Town hitching rail)
Michael Jones · Sketchfab Standard - Lowpoly Jet_concept (fighter jet fly-by in the Desert)
koleos3d · Sketchfab Standard - Marble Bust 01 (art ride, Renaissance)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Horse Statue 01 (art ride, Renaissance)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Plaster, sandstone, marble, clay roof tile and paving textures (art ride, Renaissance)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Borghese Gardens HDR sky, Rome (lights the Renaissance era)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Barrel, ceramic vase, castle door, wooden table and chair (art ride, Renaissance)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Castle stone, slate and thatch roof, timber, daub, cobble and plank textures (art ride, Medieval)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Iron gate, barrels, bucket, crate, lantern, kite shield, basket, fire pit, gothic statue, stool (art ride, Medieval)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Farm Field HDR sky (lights the Medieval era)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Stone and stucco walls, painted planks, dirt path and grass textures (art ride, Starry Night)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Painted chair, chalkboard, wine barrel, clay pot, bench, wall lantern (art ride, Starry Night)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Cobblestone Street Night HDR sky (lights the Starry Night era)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Gravel and lawn textures, Chinese Garden HDR sky (art ride, Impressionism)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Limestone cliff, cave rock and stony floor textures (art ride, Cave)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Donkey, horse, cow and husky, animated (art ride: Egypt, Greek, Nouveau carousel, De Stijl cows, Pop husky)
Quaternius · CC0 1.0 - Camel (dromedary; walking legs added in code) (art ride, Ancient Egypt)
Poly by Google · CC-BY 3.0 - Crocodile (art ride, Ancient Egypt)
Poly by Google · CC-BY 3.0 - Desert sand, dense sand and damp sand textures (art ride, Ancient Egypt)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Trash can, roller-shutter door, old tyre, barrel stove (art ride, Street Art)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Brick, painted brick, concrete, asphalt, pavement and metal-sheet textures (art ride, Street Art)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Between Bridges HDRI (sky light, art ride, Street Art)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Goegap HDRI (sky light, art ride, Ancient Egypt)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Goat (art ride, Greek)
Poly by Google · CC-BY 3.0 - Belfast Sunset (Pure Sky) HDRI (sky light, art ride, Romanticism)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Pine Bark texture (art ride, American West)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Rock Face texture (art ride, American West)
Poly Haven · CC0 - River Small Rocks texture (art ride, American West)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Jungle-floor leaves, weathered red and blue plaster, lichen and mossy rock, plane-tree and palm bark textures (art ride, Maya)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Rainforest Trail HDRI (sky light, art ride, Maya)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Sandstone Blocks 08 and Rectangular Paving textures (art ride, Gothic)
Poly Haven · CC0 - Abandoned Church HDR sky (lights the Gothic era)
Poly Haven · CC0
Music
- Icarus (main theme, 2019 version from Library Songs 3)
Scott Buckley · CC-BY 4.0