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Today marks 105 years after the great earthquake and fire ravaged San Francisco in 1906. I decided to take a stroll downtown and pay my respects at Lotta’s Fountain.
I took this photo at 2:54PM. Three minutes later, a magnitude 3.8 earthquake hit the Bay Area. It was located on the San Andreas fault and was just southeast of where the 1906 epicenter was thought to be. What?!
It’s supposed to rain for something like 9 of the next 10 days. Well, it had to end sometime.
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[image via Twitter]
Beers – One Stella and one Black and Tan, originally uploaded by Dave Schumaker.
February marks the return of Strong Beer Month in San Francisco. Hell yes!
Protip for those intending to play along: Don’t try them all in one sitting.
“F this train! (Don’t worry, it’s all cool.)” – January 3rd, 2011
Even when I’m otherwise pissed off at SF Muni, the F line always pulls through. It’s one of my favorite ways to travel through the city — the historic cars, the old seats, and the awesome growl of the train as it travels down the tracks. It’s not the quickest, but it’s fun!
Divisadero at night, in front of Gamescape in San Francisco. I absolutely love their logo (it’s the city skyline).
Welcome to San Francisco!, originally uploaded by Dave Schumaker.
This was a screenshot taken from my phone after running a speed test in San Francisco’s Financial District today. Pathetic.
The sky in San Francisco was particularly beautiful this morning., originally uploaded by Dave Schumaker.
We’ve been having some particularly beautiful skies here in San Francisco as of late!
Looking good there, Sky., originally uploaded by Dave Schumaker.
What a great thing to wake up to this morning! Beautiful altocumulus clouds above San Francisco.
Check out a flickr gallery featuring more shots from around SF this morning here.
