Showing posts with label streetcar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label streetcar. Show all posts
Saturday, December 8, 2012
feeling festive
The trolleys are trimmed with wreaths and garland, citrus is everywhere, and I spotted smores topped creme brulee on Market street. Starting to feel a little more like winter.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
SF Streetcar and MUNI 100 year anniversary!
I love the streetcars in SF and I was over the moon excited when I found out about the 100 year MUNI Streetcar anniversary celebration. They brought out a lot of streetcars that are not usually out in service! A few of the MUNI buses and streetcars were parked in front of the museum and Ferry Building while others were picking up eager passengers to take a limited route ride. The first car I hoped on was the gem below from 1895 and is full of woodwork detail and a few vintage posters. *swoon*
Emerald beauties above with the open top cruiser in back with lights strung above!!! I felt like a kid at an amusement park and was so giddy to board. Unlike the car from 1895, this open top car runs on the rare weekend, weather permitting. This was a "special" streetcar and very special day. Thanks, MUNI.
This celebration happened the day before Veterans Day so I wanted to take a few photos to honor our heroes. Happy Remembrance/Veterans Day.
Emerald beauties above with the open top cruiser in back with lights strung above!!! I felt like a kid at an amusement park and was so giddy to board. Unlike the car from 1895, this open top car runs on the rare weekend, weather permitting. This was a "special" streetcar and very special day. Thanks, MUNI.
This celebration happened the day before Veterans Day so I wanted to take a few photos to honor our heroes. Happy Remembrance/Veterans Day.
Friday, November 2, 2012
commute
I met Mikayla downtown and loved watching the evening commute colors whirl by. We walked over to an art show at Rare Device where we found more inspiration for our secret project (revealing soon) before walking back to our neighborhood, making for a lovely night walk clocking about 8 miles or so.
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