 Saturay 25 January 2025
Winter Ferns, As A Type Of Plant, Eugene, Oregon
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Another of the ferns, that used to decorate the left side of our front path, had also fallen flat and turned brown this winter. On the other hand, the fern, to the right of our front path and protected by a tall bush, continued to stand upright and green. One of the ferns, that used to decorate the left side of our front path, had fallen flat and turned brown this winter.
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Thursday 23 January 2025
Street Mural, John Adams Center, City College Of San Francisco, 1860 Hayes Street, San Francisco, California
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A child was pulled from a heart by a white feather. A native American doctor held a string of beads at the end of which was an unborn baby. In the lower right, two people worked on a quilt. The mural covered a long fence, behind which was the John Adams Center. A wise looking elder asian man held a paper that was titled, "United Nations and the Rights of a Child." A woman spoke through a bullhorn, while another woman held a Spanish language sign. Behind a tree, a unhoused person tried to sleep on a transit bench under a newspaper. A nest by water contained four blue eggs. Four people were dressed in caps and gowns to celebrate their graduation.
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Tuesday 21 January 2025
Wall Art, Yerba Buena Garden, SOMA, San Francisco
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A section of wall was decorated with flowers, a pale star, and a bird. A scale backed by swords found that two people weighed the same. A girl held wavy stalks of wheat. An abstract shape was filled with flowers. A woman inside a bus wrote on the inside of the window, "I am here to work for my community." A boy imagined stars and lightning. A bubble floated by his head. A woman carried a basket of potatoes on her head, past a pot filled with flowers and a bullhorn, all on top of a bus. A boom box had eyes that stared out from behind bushes. Another woman with a basket of flowers on her head, walked past a pot of leaves, potatoes, and a pencil. All this was atop the back of a bus.
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Sunday 19 January 2025
Art Stairs, Yerba Buena Garden, SOMA, San Francisco, California
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The other side of the Blue Flowers was also decorated. Both sides of the steps were also decorated. Another set of steps were also decorated, this time with geometric shapes. The other side of the Geometric steps were also decorated. The wall of the steps were also decorated. Blue flowers, against a red background, decorated the stairs leading up to the Yerba Buena Gardens. The stairs were against the south side of Moscone Center East.
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Tuesday 14 January 2025
Plaques, As Found Signs, In And Around San Francisco, California
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A plaque on the side of an office building on Third Street in San Francisco said that Jack London was born on 615 Third Street. It was in a house that burned during the 1906 earthquake. A plaque was attached to a wall near Embarcadero Center #1. It read: Fort Gunnybags Was Situated On this Spot * * * Headquarters of the Vigilance Committee during the year 1856 The first California State Fair was on this location on Post Street in San Francisco. It took place on October 4, 1954. A Barbary Coast Trail marker was set in the sidewalk at Fisherman's Wharf tourist area in San Francisco, California.
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• Yerba Buena 1847
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