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Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District, Tadich Grill is the oldest restaurant in both San Francisco and the state of California. Operating since 1849, the restaurant began as The New World Coffee Stand and is renowned for being one of the first establishments to grill seafood over mesquite charcoal in the 1920s.

Tadich Grill substantiated damage from a flue fire in August 2009. Some of my pictures from this fire can be seen here: sfappeal.com/news/2009/08/big-fire-in-fidi.php

Tadich Grill (est. 1849), San Francisco (via Travis Jensen SF)

Save Jimmy’s Old Car Picnic In San Francisco

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This was an amazing sunset spectacle to witness. Happening only two weeks out of the year, the setting sun falls behind the vertical face of El Capitan, selectively lighting this waterfall with the orange light of sunset. 

Gradually growing in intensity and color for the last 5 minutes or so, it was like seeing a narrow strip of lava flowing down the face of El Capitan.

The weather and the water flows often don’t cooperate, I was shut out by a blizzard last year, so I was fortunate to see this display of natural sunset light on two consecutive evenings this year. It was 5 minutes of beauty that took two years of planning and 800 miles of driving to pull off. Good thing I have a few pictures to show for it!

Horsetail Falls on El Capitan (via Jeff Sullivan)

So much in this picture makes my heart ache.

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whisperingwillow: ~ Lost Heritage ~ © Patrick Di Fruscia Jacques Cartier National Park, Québec - Canada

These are the good times, San Francisco (via Travis Jensen SF)

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Manhattan, the whole kit n’ caboodle! (via L1mey)

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“Clark Foam” By gliphix

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Christian Gendron (via dondante)