Photo diary: Sweetness aboard a cable car
Here’s my email to Eugenia asking her if we can post this photo by Justin Beck:
why do i think this is the sweetest photo i’ve seen in about six years?
Her response: “Tick tock, tick tock …”
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Here’s my email to Eugenia asking her if we can post this photo by Justin Beck:
why do i think this is the sweetest photo i’ve seen in about six years?
Her response: “Tick tock, tick tock …”
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Photo by Thomas Hawk
I don’t know about you, but when I have to take an F-Market, I do my best to relish the experience. That, despite sometimes excruciating wait times, burgeoning wait lines, absurd amounts of tourists …
You probably already have some descriptors for the different types of streetcars out there. But take a look at MSR’s list of all the cars in the fleet, and let us know what your favorite is. There’s: the antique streetcars; the so-called Wheels of the World cars, and the various PCC streetcars. Each has its own unique charm and amenities. The mint green San Diego reminds me of cruising along a beach in an El Camino on a hot sunny day. Or is that just me?
At the Treasure Island Music Festival last night, during Belle and Sebastian‘s head-lining set, affable frontman Stuart Murdoch asked the audience for fashion tips. It went something like this:
“Should I wear the hat? Well, see, earlier I was on the J-Church and when I got off, I left me hat on board. I tried to knock on the door, but the driver wasn’t having any of it.”
Sound familiar?
Besides being so danceable and amazing, B&S’s set referenced our fair city a couple of times (“Piazza, New York Catcher” and “Sukie in the Graveyard”). He was looking at the rad view of the city from Treasure Island, made even more beautiful by the Giants-orange-lit Coit Tower.
Perhaps one of Murdoch’s thousands of admiring SF fans can urge him to write a song that at least mentions Muni? I can see it, actually. The term “J-Church” rolled off his Scottish lips so easily …
To state the obvious: If only we had some next-level version of live music riding around on our public transportation. Wow.
The band is Atomic Tom. The vehicle is NYC Subway. And no, you don’t need no stinkin’ 3G signal to make those sounds …
Thx: @recraps
Photo by dolanh
Enjoy your weekend and these photos, and don’t forget to send us your Muni stories or bring a story to tell on stage on Oct. 29!
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