Our sun sometimes looks like the moon, on account of the fog.
See?
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Or maybe it’s just the Outer Sunset, the Outset, that’s “bleak?”
The view from Golden Gate Heights, more or less, after rain clears. Basically, it’s the Inner Sunset
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Sugarloaf is whiter, so it shows up better than Southeast Farallon proper.
That big underwater nuclear waste dump is just to left of Southeast Farallon, the Big Island. From Hunters Point with love:
But we haven’t dumped 55 gallon drums there since 1970, so that’s good, right?
Anyway, at least the air is clean…
Here it is, a small, locally-sourced photo essay from photographer Lianne Milton at NYT.com. There it is in the TRAVEL section right next to A Weekend in Cambridge, England:
“In San Francisco, a Bleak Neighborhood Is Revived” by Rachel Levin
(They could have said “once-bleak” I suppose. Anyway…)
Get all the deets at the Bay Area Observer.
And they have a woodshop out there too?
“The Outer Sunset: It’s Not Just Halfway, Grow, and Cat Houses Anymore!”