A continuation of my "Road Trip! Part 3" thread...
San Francisco.
Why would you put clinker brick on a wooden Victorian? Was this done during the Craftsman period, maybe, to "update" it?
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A Senegalese restaurant. We had gotten there a bit early; it wasn't open yet for dinner, so we had to hang out somewhere else, kill time, and come back...
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...So we hung out for a bit at this bar called Teeth.
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We ordered mules---but for some reason they were served in mason jar glasses with handles. So hokey.
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Little Baobab, the Senegalese restaurant, was open, so we went in.
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We got tamarind cocktails. Pretty good. The taste of tamarind reminds me of my childhood.
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Plantains.
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The lighting inside the restaurant wasn't conducive to taking food pictures... but this dish was very tasty. I'm a fan of Senegalese food now; this was our first time having Senegalese food.
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Time for bed... what a night. We got rather tipsy...
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♫♪♪ There's got to be a morning after... ♫♪♪
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Waiting for the number 22 bus to get to Fort Mason Center.
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Fort Mason Center has a Farmers Market on Sunday mornings.
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Decent bookstore.
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We got thirsty so we bought some bottled iced green tea.
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Being that we didn't have breakfast, we decided to get a snack at this nice little place called The Interval.
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I ordered a kombucha and a tin of sardines in olive oil. Mmm, mmm!
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My partner ordered tea and beef jerky. It was good too---we shared each other's food.
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I swear, I used to say this some years ago. Now it's on a greeting card.
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Lunchtime, at Greens Restaurant. Our first time eating here. I made reservations a month prior. It's a landmark vegetarian restaurant, founded by the San Francisco Zen Center back in 1979. It's been credited as having "brought vegetarian food out from sprout-infested health food stores and established it as a cuisine in America.” The restaurant utilizes fresh produce from the organic Green Gulch Farm Zen Center.
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I wish we were seated by the window. Instead, we were seated by this couple who were seated by the window.
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My steeping tea.
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I got the shakshuka. It was pretty tasty.
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People lining up for ice cream. If it were me, I would move on and go somewhere else.
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An old Lutheran church that was turned into a Chinese Vajrayana Buddhist temple.
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We always make it a point to go to City Lights Bookstore whenever we're in SF. We often will end up buying a book or two or three.
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I ended up buying this book.
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Monday, 2.17.20. A very foggy morning.
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Breakfast at Orphan Andy's, before checking out of the hotel.
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I had a salad with turkey breast on it.
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Then after checking out, it was a drive across the Bay into
Berkeley. They're building a rather ugly-looking building on the corner there.
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That Berkeley institution called Moe's Books. Revolution Books, the ultra-leftist/Communist bookstore, was closed this day. It was the Presidents Day Holiday after all. Workers unite!
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We were at Moe's for a while...
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We had Japanese curry for lunch. It was pretty tasty. And then afterwards, a long drive home. What a fun 4-day weekend!
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