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The folks are in town - good times, though I fear California may soon run out of food... (more…)
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The folks are in town - good times, though I fear California may soon run out of food... (more…)
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An old wine-press manufacturer up in Sonoma wine country was sadly shutting down (the knock-on effect of big corporate vineyard takeovers apparently). The place was a typographic treasure trove.
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Driving back from Sonoma county in the late afternoon, sunburnt and sleepy - the Golden Gate doesn't fail to impress. (more…)
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A legendary record shop in Sebastopol, north of SF - the vintage poster collection is amazing and the walls are a steamin' hunk of music history. (more…)
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A day spent in the sun in Santa Cruz, location of The Lost Boys. Riding the big dipper, watching the sea lions and having some of the local Marianne's ice-cream at Ferrell's Donuts. (more…)
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The graffiti in the Mission district, this piece in particular, is impressive...
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The back of some old neon signs: 'Despite anything that I said before, the bar is a beautiful place' (more…)
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Sunday jaunt to watch our new local team, the San Francisco Giants, beat the Colorado Rockies (no, me neither) 3 - 0. The locals know how to turn any day out into a great event - not sure we watched much of the game itself, but that didn't really seem to be the point of it all. A stunning stadium with a view across the bay, and a great day out. (more…)
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Phosphorescent played the Independent and were superb. I've never before walked away from a show thinking 'what an excellent keyboardist', but he was, so I did. Cheers Thomas for the balcony tickets!
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