By Paul DuclosPublished: October, 2010 As ferry commuters, we are all too familiar with breaches of simple manners and social conduct. The bore on the cell phone; the verbose stranger broadcasting his or her views on every conceivable subject; the sprawler splayed across several seats; and the gate rusher storming to the front of […]
Published: March, 2014 Each morning in June 2013, photographer/blogger Kurt Schwabe’s left his San Francisco condo and took public transit to a trailhead. By the end of the month, the outdoorsman had covered all 330-plus miles of the Bay Trail, a network of pathways that will eventually loop 500 miles around the entire Bay shoreline […]
By Captain RayPublished: November, 2010 Summer (such as it was this year) has ended, and with it comes an inevitable decline. With the sun no longer heating the Central Valley to triple- digit temperatures, the pressure gradient between the coast and inland eases. The strong winds of summer, for which San Francisco Bay is […]
