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Posts Tagged ‘bridge’
If You Want to Walk Across the Bay Bridge on September 1st FOR FREE, Then You’ll Need to Sign Up Now
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013‘Cause by the time you hear about this opportunity from the MSM or a blog, it’ll be too late.
Now some people wanted to charge you for the chance to walk the bridge, but they ended up deciding to just require registration with no payment required.
C’mon, this thing is only two decades-plus late.
All the deets:
“We are excited to announce that registration for the Bay Bridge Walk will be FREE! Our next email will include more details on each event and registration dates.
Registration is required for all on-bridge activities and there will be limited capacity so sign up early!
Please tell your friends and family who wish to participate to visit baybridgecelebration.com and sign up for e-mail updates. You will be the first to hear when registration is open.
More details on the Bay Bridge Bike, Run & Walk coming soon!
-The Bay Bridge Celebration Team”
There’ll be plenty of space to roam:
See you there!
Gold Mountain by David Yu: A Nice Shot of Foggy San Francisco – Orange, Orange, Orange
Monday, December 10th, 2012
If You’re Looking for a Golden Gate Bridge Photo With a Rainbow Included, Here You Go – From David Yu
Friday, September 28th, 2012Famous San Francisco photographer David Yu offers up a blue-sky rainbow o’er the Golden Gate Bridge.
Single rainbow, part of the way:
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Wow, the Best Photo of the Bay Bridge I’ve Ever Seen – Another One From Famous Photographer David Yu
Friday, June 22nd, 2012This is from the western span, you know, the one with the functional towers:
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Of course, the eastern span, the one they’re still working on decades after the Big One of 1989, will have an ornamental tower. Oh well.
Anyway, this is a nice shot.
Wow: Shrouded City by Joe Azure
Wednesday, June 13th, 2012
Wow: Marin Headlands, Golden Gate Bridge, Conzelman, Bay Bridge, Financial District, Sutro Tower, Sunset District and Fog
Sunday, June 3rd, 2012
The N Judah Shuttle Buses are Here, The N Judah Shuttle Buses are Here! For Now…
Monday, May 28th, 2012
Don’t Call It “Frisco,” But Happy FRISCO Day, Officially, Today, Friday, April 13th, 2012 at Area Collleges
Friday, April 13th, 2012Today’s a big day for San Francisco High School students.
“What is FRISCO Day?
FRISCO Day is an annual event held in spring to help all San Francisco Unified School District graduating seniors enroll in college, learn about financial literacy, develop support systems and build relationships with other students to help them complete the transition to college.
FRISCO Day (FRIday = Successful College Opportunities) started in April 2011 with more than 3,000 students participating at four locations: City College of San Francisco (CCSF) hosted all students who were CCSF bound and for students who were not yet sure of their educational plan, California State University (CSU) bound students went to San Francisco State’s campus to learn about the CSU system, University of California (UC) bound students visited UC San Francisco Mission Bay to learn about the UC system, and other two-and four-year public and private college bound students attended workshops delivered by the College Bound Network held at the Fort Mason Conference Center.
This year, students will go to CCSF (those students CCSF bound and for students who were not yet sure of their educational plan), University of California San Francisco Mission Bay, UCSF (those students who plan on going to a UC) and St. Mary’s Conference Center (for students who plan to attend a CSU or other 2 or 4 year colleges).
Why is it called FRISCO Day?
Click here for an article on the students who named FRISCO Day.”
Bon courage, seniors!
San Francisco Photographer David Yu’s Futuristic City: 15 Shots All Stitched together
Friday, March 23rd, 2012Click right here for the big version.
(Landmarks such as 555 California and 345 California and the Transamerica Pyramid and One Rincon don’t appear too prominent from this angle.)
Pretty good, huh?
