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[cadadj]

🎵Hi hi, hi ho, it’s off to work we go🎵A #sanfrancisco #cablecar ... the system has been a hill climbing workhorse for a century and a half. Find the article in the #sfexaminer about the craftsmen who work on these bad boys. #myhometown #ourcity #powellstreet #bushstreet #sfintersections #sfarchitecture #streetphotography #travelphotography #blackandwhitephotography #urbanphotography #urbanphotographer #photographercurley #nikonphotography #nikonusa 📷:#d750

[thecommonsensican]

I’m finally hopeful about the future of San Francisco - The San Francisco Examiner

For those of us still here, it’s a brand-new day

Ahhhh, Joe Biden is President. He had no plan, yet...COVID is rapidly disappearing. It’s a new day ☀️

[pinkpalkia]

Quickly doodling the top results of "American football" on Google images while doing Sunday puzzles. #sketch #doodle #puzzle #SFExaminer

[stophaunting-blog]

It’s eerie walking around The City when it’s so vacant. S.F. normally teems with people walking, biking, driving, skating, dancing in the streets. But on Christmas, it’s haunting.

          - SF Examiner, December 24, 2015

[stophaunting-blog]

The hauntingly beautiful music is sung by the Salisbury Cathedral Choir, with each singer’s voice recorded separately. Composed by English Renaissance composer Thomas Tallis, the work was written for eight choirs of five voices each.

          - SF Examiner, December 24, 2015

[stophaunting-blog]

Yet the themes are approached with humor, ingenuity and sensitivity in Sharmon Hilfinger’s nuanced script and Joan McMillen’s haunting music.

          - SF Examiner, October 28, 2015

[stophaunting-blog]

Gurke, wearing a monk-like brown robe, provides musical accompaniment throughout: sometimes the saxophone is jarring and blares, sometimes it’s haunting and melodic.

          - The SF Examiner, October 15, 2015

[stophaunting-blog]

Rather than retaliating against Utley — who didn’t play, perhaps for that reason — Curtis Granderson and a riled-up team battered former A’s pitcher Brett Anderson and won 13-7, with a chance of clinching the series tonight with a familiar haunting undertone for the Dodgers: Clayton Kershaw trying to save their season on short rest, not a winning recipe in recent Octobers.

          - The SF Examiner, October 12, 2015