There's a large grated vent behind 595 Market at the loading dock:
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Warm air or some kind of carcinogenic breeze constantly emanates. Sometimes I'll just stand over it for a few minutes to warm up.
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All week was longboard as fuck. On Friday I went out to Noriega Furniture at about 25th Ave and Taraval to deliver a tiny envelope. Then I went back downtown for a while. Then I went out to the 400 block of 44th ave. Then I went to 1801 Vicente. Returned via Portola and sped down Market from the top.
I got a skitch from a little before the De Young Museum in Golden Gate park all the way to about Spreckels Lake. Yeah, I had to look that name up. The best part of the lake is the real turtles that always seem to be hanging out out on the cement turtle:
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Somewhere around 44th and Geary. That's the beach in the distance.
4 comments:
thought you might dig this:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/02/nyregion/thecity/02alle.html?_r=1&ref=thecity&oref=slogin
Interesting article. Thanks!
when i come visit, can we go see the real turtles hanging out on the cement turtle?
fa sho
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