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 Fleetweek Air Show by Callavetta
The parade of ships begins about 10 am, depending on visiblity. October can be a foggy time so the times my be delayed. One of my favorite things to do is take my bike up on the GG Bridge and watch the boats go under. It's hard to deny the patriotic feelings that overcome you when you see the crew in dress whites and at attention passing beneath the bridge. Even a submarine had a line of seamen lined along it's surface! Fire boats welcome the ships with sprays of water.
One year I watched the air show from out on the Bay with my friends on their sail boat. The bay was a veritable parking lot! It was a floating party.
2005's event will be on October 8th and 9th. The Blue Angels do make survey flights on the 6th and a practice show on the 7th. These often come as a shock to people working in the downtown offices. More than a few have thought they were being attacked. Leave a Comment
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 Crowds at the Great Meadow,
from SFblues.com by Callavetta
This years festival is September 24 and 25. The performers have not yet been announced. Tickets go on sale June 1st. One day passes are $25 in advance, $30 at the gate. Two day passes are $45 in advance only. Special reserved lawn seating is available for a special price.
Valet Bike Parking! Only in SF will you find such a thing. If you don't arrive by bike, public transportation is a must. Leave a Comment
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 Blue Angels high above San
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REVEREND CECIL WILLIAMS & GLIDE CHURCH!
The church stands for 4 words:
* Unconditional love
* True diversity
* Compassion
* Courage
We ended up in this church because of a tip of a local. We witnessed all 4 words described above. It was atru amazing experience and we're not only talking about the great gospel music show! The church has a huge history in providing meals to the homeless. Too much history to write about here, do visit their homepage ...
Just do it!
330 Ellis St.
San Francisco, CA 94102 Leave a Comment
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 Union Street Fair (San
Francisco) by Pounder73
There were some people with us visiting in from other parts of the country. One guy from Michigan was speechless - on so many different levels. Leave a Comment
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 Haight Street Fair (San
Francisco) by Pounder73
Their garments were elaborate. But you must look at all the people in the picture. Such characters in this part of the city. Leave a Comment
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 Union Street Fair (San
Francisco) by Pounder73
Ohh ya… the important stuff\
On Union Street between Steiner and Gough.
’03 is the 27th Annual.
Around the first weekend in June Leave a Comment
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 Haight Street Fair (San
Francisco) by Pounder73
A half a block up Ashbury, one of the houses decided to make a little street dancing happen. Since the street was already closed off, they collected a few old couches and recliners, DJ posted up in an apartment, you could see him spinning through the windows between the speakers. Everyone drinking and dancing the day away. Great house music I must say. Leave a Comment
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 Haight Street Fair by Pounder73
Of course there were food booths, arts and crafts - just with a Haight Street flavor. Instead of boobies popping out everywhere, there were dreadlocks and 2 foot spiked Mohawks. Instead of only drink’n in “gardens” the WHOLE place was a beer garden. If any beer was pured out, it was your own fault. Many people walking down the streets were silently advertising their products for sell as the cops looked over smiling. yup... smiling.
The ironic thing is, people were more in control here than Union. You didn’t have the drunk ex-frat boy yelling to his buddy, “hey a$$hole over here!!!” Instead you had dancing in the street. Very interesting and deep if you ask me. Leave a Comment
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