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| One of the city's many
urban art works by Rigo. Collect them all! |
The end of Kibble I see
most often. |
A rare view of her talkin'
end. |
Kibble yearns for the
garbage. |
Kibble settles for her
namesake. |
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| Manson House (636 Cole)
where Charles Manson lived in a van in the garage for several months upon
his release from prison in March, 1967, and recruited his first "family"
members. |
Is that supposed to be
a dog? |
My favorite mural in the
city--at the corner of Haight and Cole. Look for closeups later. |
Never trade with an "and
Things" establishment. |
Kibble spots more Panhandle
wildlife. |
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| John's Grill, famouse
from "The Maltese Falcon" and other Sam Spade novels. |
The other view. |
U-Lee, home of the universe's
greatest pot-stickers. |
One of the restaurants
Gwen and I tried on our first San Francisco visit. Perfect if you
want uncomfortably obsequeous service and 50's decor. |
Handy tunnel under Kesar
Drive for easy access into Golden Gate Park. |
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| Sunday drum circle at
base of Hippie Hill. |
Close-up of the drum circle. |
Sharon Building in Golden
Gate Park where art classes are taught. |
Children's Merry-Go-Round
in Golden Gate Park. |
Rear of Sharon Building.
Nice wrap-around patio! |
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| Kibble and I head back
through the aforementioned tunnel. |
Stalactites. Oh,
yes, this is "natural." |
A rainbow! |
