We were down on the waterfront today, under the Bay Bridge. Here’s the Raygun Gothic Rocketship, as reflected in a massive puddle.
I was more confused as to why there was a puddle than why there was a rocketship (it hasn’t rained in months). Which might just mean I’m getting used to this weirdo city.
Another photo of the America’s Cup from Inspiration Point in the Presidio. Did you just see that the Oracle team…
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Late Summer on the Embarcadero.
Our Bay Area grass so pretty in this shot, you barely realize it’s just really dried out grass. It was…
I always love coming across this pier on the Embarcadero. It might as well be a Hollywood backlot, you half…
Look at these shiny new things. I’m half excited for all the new bicyclists in the city (maybe it’ll calm…
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The coolest part about raising a kid in San Francisco so far has been realizing how much culture/activity/real life Bean…
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[…] the oddball waterfront in this part of town, past the fireboats at Firehouse No. 35 at Pier 22½, the Raygun Gothic Rocketship, and Pier […]
2/3/2012 at 5:21 pm