Kids on Muni not tooting
By goofcitygoof, from the Muni Photos Flickr pool. Add your Muni photos today!
(the headline refers to this morning’s post on Muni Diaries)
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
By goofcitygoof, from the Muni Photos Flickr pool. Add your Muni photos today!
(the headline refers to this morning’s post on Muni Diaries)
Patrick explains why San Francisco is such a great city for photographers.
“Compared to the relatively small midwest community I came from, there seems to be a photo opportunity around every corner here, whether it be the stunning vistas from the many hills, the architecture, the fog (which I’ve not spent a lot of time in so far), classic cars or the multi-cultural riches. A photographer’s paradise.”
Or a koi caught in the train tracks.
By the way, did you know that MissionMission’s own Ariel Dovas will be telling a Muni story this Friday at Muni Diaries Live? Come and see what he has to say about the fun you can have on Muni!
“One of the reasons I am working with the transfers is because of their day to day ‘ness of them- the everyday use and familiarity- that is quickly changing- i have yet to get one of those cards…” she explains on the Faernworks website.
Glad we can help a little!
Here’s the second part of the Faernworks Muni transfers project:
Have you done something creative with your transfers or Fast Passes? Let us know.
If you’re waiting for a bus and don’t see one coming, Guy, who sent us the photo here, has an idea where it might be…
What did you see on or around the bus today? Send us your tales or drop a photo in our Flickr pool!
Photo by Sam Craig
I can understand that Muni drivers sometimes need to pop out real quick for a bathroom break , but buying a lotto ticket? Really? Rider Donna C. sent us this email:
Just before 1 p.m., I was riding the #5 Fulton towards downtown when the muni driver pulled over at Fulton & Masonic, jumped out, grabbed a lotto ticket from the stand just outside the Fulton Food Shop, went inside to the cashier, opened his wallet, and presumably played his lotto ticket. There was an audible gasp among the passengers on the packed bus – no one could believe what they were seeing. He came out of the store, and got back on the bus as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened. I called in a formal complaint to muni – we’ll see what comes of it. I asked for someone to report back to me.
Drivers just can’t catch a break this week, it seems.