Sunday as Tourist in the Mecca for Fools

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from left to right: Coit Tower, Transamerica, Fisherman's Wharf, Maritime Museum
downfront: homegrown fool


Alcatraz in the background. Great day for sailing, fantastic sunset approaches!

Fool Who Needs Martini on the Powell Line Cablecar, on the outside left, two bars back between Hispanic Newlyweds and retired Swedish Tourists. 8:20PM, Union Square.

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