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Talia posted this on the Muni Diaries Facebook Page! She says it was in a book, as an inadvertent donation to the Friends of the SF Library.
Note: fab color palette, historical reference to the Key System, and, um, $24.
For more historical Muni, head to our Muni Time Capsule. Send us pics of your own transit ephemera if you’ve got any.
Sheryl snapped this one on the 44-O’Shaughnessy. Elle Woods understood the value of pink, and a lot of people around here do, too, but this is color-palette dedication.
Photo by davitydave
First thought: Steve Prefontaine. You?
elijahellis.com posted this on the Muni Diaries Facebook Page, describing the scene from the 1-California:
With Muni our chariot, Charlotte and dad seeking grass this sunny Saturday.
I never look this happy to be on Muni. Ever. But maybe I should give it a shot, stuffed animal and everything.
David posted this on the Muni Diaries Facebook Page. Psst, up top: Please Love Back is watching your every move, so be nice out there.
Please Love Back is a Muni Diaries favorite — spotted so far on the 47-Van Ness and the 71-Haight/Noriega. We hope it makes you crack a smile, too. But let’s not diminish the importance of moving back, too. Please, for the love of god and all that is holy, move back on crowded buses.
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The other day, we posted some art of the 15-Third line (aka, the “15-Fisherman Warf”). Lest we forget about the Metro, reader Carina sent us this image above, explaining:
I took this picture in the Sunset the other day – the Muni logo is clearly visible!
Indeedily, I love how you can identify the Muni worm from a mile away. I’m a little worried about the red-bootied person hanging out of the window, though.
And, yes, we know Metro LRVs don’t cross Haight and Ashbury, but I’m OK with some artistic freedom.