17 Comments on “SF at Night”

1. Twin Peaks?
   OMG! Do you know who shot Laura Palmer?

2. jman077 you beat me to the punch, I was going to ask if he’d enjoyed some “good cherry pie and a damn fine cup of coffee”.

3. i can see several of my old houses from here!

4. I, of course, immediately read that as “science fiction at night”

5. so did I, mensley.

   I once did a search on “SF conventions”, thinking I would get all manner of links to SF cons more local to me. Um…the search results were definitely an eye-opener.

6. Looks like Twin Peaks would be a favorite haunt of teens making out and serial killers with hooks.

7. Well, there were a lot of teens, at least.

8. Teenage lovers’ lane + middle-aged guy with a camera = some good shots of an SFPD precinct?

9. I’m not middled-aged! I still have six months!

10. I take it back. Snap away, Ansel!

11. John, I am three months older than you and in no way, shape or form will I consider 40 middle age. Maybe when I turn 50.

12. Ooh, I haven’t been up Twin Peaks in ages-the view is always lovely from there (my second favorite after the Marin Headlands) except when the fogs envelops it, then it’s all ‘Hound of the Baskervilles’.

13. I just turned fifty and no way am I middle-aged.

    Dr. Phil

14. Well, now, middle age would seem to imply the middle of your lifespan, so that would depend on how long one plans on living. I plan to life forever, and so far, so good!

15. I plan on living until I am 107. So I’ll start thinking middle age when I turn 53.

16. I flew out of San Jose at night heading north a few years ago and remember seeing a similar cool view of San Francisco. Bright lights up until you pass into Marin County where the lights suddenly go out.

    Chris, Dr. Phil and T-weed @ various
    Let’s just stay 39 as long as Jack Benny did. That was around 38 years if I remember correctly. 8D

17. thanks for the shot John, Christ I miss that city…

    Did you spend any time “experiencing” the culture in the tenderloin?