Cliff House, San Francisco
Land's End, San Francisco
Sutro Baths San Francisco
Java Beach Coffee Shop, San Francisco
Inside The "Secret" Garden at Java Beach Coffee Shop,
San Francisco, CA
Magic Train... MUNI
MUNI electric train Judah Street San Francisco
St. Mary's viewed from inside Unitarian Church
at Geary & Franklin
Ocean Beach at Judah Street
Sutro Tower, San Francisco
Yellow Submarine Mural, San Francisco
Yellow Submarine Mural, San Francisco
Pigeon Point Lighthouse on Highway 1 near
Santa Cruz, California
"Ohio" by Neil Young as written in Butano (half way between Santa Cruz and San Francisco on Highway 1) David Crosby Said: It was in a friend of ours’ house in Butano Canyon up in Northern Central California. Neil and I were sat out on the porch and our friend had just come back from the grocery store, where he’d gone to get breakfast, And he had that Life magazine with the picture of the girl and the other kid in a puddle of blood and the question “Why?” written all over her face. Neil and I both looked at it and realised we were now in a country that was shooting its children. It was a shocker for the both of us. The guitar happened to be on the other side of me and he said “Hand me that”, so I gave it to him. And Neil sat there right in front of me and wrote it. It took him maybe ten minutes to write that song, then I got on the phone to Nash and said “Get a studio, right now! And find Stephen and get him there too. We’re coming to Los Angeles now.” And within 24 hours of Neil writing it, we had it recorded.
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Tide pools and Surf near Santa Cruz California
Bean Hollow Beach near Santa Cruz California
Tide Pools near Santa Cruz, CA
The View from the Top of Twin Peaks...
Truly THE place to visit in San Francisco.
Visible from My Dad's House in Los Gatos... 50 miles away...
Yes, TV Broadcast is possible within "Line of Sight"... So we put a big Yagi Antenna on the roof and enjoyed all the SF Stations clearly.