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Every time I’m near Sutro Tower, I will add a photo to this thread.
To steal a phrase from @lbudorick, I miss San Francisco from before the world ended.
(I woke up at 6am for this walk, and it’s been so worth it.)
(People who know this area will confirm I endangered my life for this photo.)
This is a Sutro Tower stan account now.
(If you are interested in why I love projects of this nature, I wrote an essay about something else I have been doing repeatedly for about a decade now: https://medium.com/@mwichary/1-110-notes-9972f7779263)
Spot something new.
Happy 47th birthday!
I was looking in my archives for an unrelated reason (keyboards, of course) – and I found this photo I took in 2008, just months after getting my first DSLR.
A very gloomy evening today.
Thunderstorm skies.
I’ve been told this is the 100th photo, so some personal news: I grew to love this area so much from my walks that I moved right next to it.
(This morning right after sunrise. Spot the Golden Gate Bridge camouflaged in the distance.)
(This morning right after sunrise. Spot the Golden Gate Bridge camouflaged in the distance.)
Shadows in the sky.
Happy Halloween! 
Wear a fucking mask.
There are two highways in this photo.
There is one highway in this photo.
Accidental analoguesque imperfection coming from my iPhone.
Rainy and moody today.
From one tower to another.
From one tower to another.
In this one, you can see the two baskets that are used to hoist people to the top of the tower.
Happy holidays!
This might be one of my favourite photos of the Sutro Tower I ever took.
– bei Tank Hill Park
Sometimes, in the late afternoon, you can see a lot of birds circling the Sutro Tower.
What’s sadly missing from this photo is the howling of coyotes down in the Glen Park Canyon.
Keep off roof
