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  1. Slide Ranchallones

    photograph of the Farallones from Slide Ranch camp ground, north of san francisco of US 1 past Stinson Beach
    Figure 1. photograph of the Farallones from Slide Ranch camp ground, north of san francisco of US 1 past Stinson Beach.
    max zoom, photograph of the Farallones from Slide Ranch camp ground, north of san francisco of US 1 past Stinson Beach
    Figure 2. max zoom, photograph of the Farallones from Slide Ranch camp ground, north of san francisco of US 1 past Stinson Beach.

    We camped at Slide Ranch the night before last.

    Pretty nice! Our 5 yo had a blast.

    In addition to the farm with chickens, sheep, and goats, the camp site is well sited, and from it, there is a trail down to pacific ocean tide pools.

    photograph of single track trail that descends 100 feet over 3/5ths of a mile to pacific ocean tide pools. the trails are all well trodden but posion plants are common on either side
    Figure 3. photograph of single track trail that descends 100 feet over 3/5ths of a mile to pacific ocean tide pools. the trails are all well trodden but posion plants are common on either side.
    photograph of pacific coast shore rocks at slide ranth, north of san francisco
    Figure 4. photograph of pacific coast shore rocks at slide ranth, north of san francisco.
    pacific ocean tide pool sea anenenenenenomies (which I have a hard time pronouncing). They look like 4” dirty brown hoses with green spikey spiney succulents with purple tipds on the end in a ring
    Figure 5. pacific ocean tide pool sea anenenenenenomies (which I have a hard time pronouncing). They look like 4” dirty brown hoses with green spikey spiney succulents with purple tipds on the end in a ring.

    To the south: San Francisco? Daly City?

    To the east: US 1

    photo of the san francisco (or daly city or pacificia? I’m not sure) coastline from 20 miles north on the coast, looking south over a ridge as the sun set. urban lights are vibisle along the coast
    Figure 6. photo of the san francisco (or daly city or pacificia? I’m not sure) coastline from 20 miles north on the coast, looking south over a ridge as the sun set. urban lights are vibisle along the coast.
    photograph of the sun setting over the pacific ocean, a line of bush, and a large orange tent in the foreground in a clearing
    Figure 7. photograph of the sun setting over the pacific ocean, a line of bush, and a large orange tent in the foreground in a clearing.
    photograph looking north-east from the westerly point of the upper camp site at Slide Ranch. US 1 is along the ridge.
    Figure 8. photograph looking north-east from the westerly point of the upper camp site at Slide Ranch. US 1 is along the ridge..
  2. Damn!

  3. Lived near the 33, 14, 49, etc for a while and got really spoiled by reasonable headways

    now I’m by the 27, a perfect door to door school bus for my kid, on paper, if only the headway nearly three times as long as the 49’s. It is faster to just walk.

  4. Content warning: posting feet

    Didn’t notice I’d stacked my bigfoot monster truck shirt with a bigfoot beer hat, wife did though

    selfie on the way out the door, wearing a bigfoot monster truck shirt and bigfoot beer hat
    Figure 1. selfie on the way out the door, wearing a bigfoot monster truck shirt and bigfoot beer hat.
  5. Content warning: cw “Bodies” netflix show, which I enjoyed

  6. The second funniest thing in the new yorker thing about san francisco was the grow sf people wearing their own swag

    the funniest thing was the retiree calling a biz tax “punitive", which, like, I’m not a lawyer, but, lol, lmao

    0.175 percent to 0.69 (nice) percent on gross receipts for businesses with over $50 million in gross annual receipts, or

    1.5 percent of payroll expenses for certain businesses with over $1 billion in gross annual receipts and administrative offices in San Francisco.

  7. This was not about mack “the navigator” andyson when i wrote it, but today it is

  8. Http://www.online-literature.com/anton_chekhov/1289/ Anton Chekhov on next-door-posting, every-day-carry types of 1898, “The Man in the Case” ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_in_the_Case)

    The Man in the Case - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org (opens in a new tab)

    Fun. I’m reading some light socialist realism, "Stalingrad”, by Vasily Grossman, and this story came up in reference with a footnote so I tracked it down.

    Photograph of the Belikov Monument next to the Chekhov Gymnasium in Taganrog, from Wikipedia
    Figure 1. Photograph of the Belikov Monument next to the Chekhov Gymnasium in Taganrog, from Wikipedia.

    what finally makes the man start to crack is seeing a woman on a bicycle, war never changes

  9. Hegemony havers complaining about their critics while getting their way are ridiculous. this message repeats.

  10. Absolutely not, app badges privileges revoked

    iPhone "Phone" app notification indicator screenshot, a white "1" in a red circle over what looks like a very abstract magnetic tape reel to reel icon over the word "Voicemail" in dark gray
    Figure 1. iPhone "Phone" app notification indicator screenshot, a white "1" in a red circle over what looks like a very abstract magnetic tape reel to reel icon over the word "Voicemail" in dark gray.
    iPhone "Phone" app screenshot, text over a button:To retrieve a voicemail first set a password and greeting.[Set Up]
    Figure 2. iPhone "Phone" app screenshot, text over a button:To retrieve a voicemail first set a password and greeting.[Set Up].