
Spring 2002 Photos
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Alex, Scott, and Charlie. I go way back with these guys
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Bay to Breakers 2002: Wacko bands along the course
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In the Bellagio
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Rashers and rashers of breakfast food
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A Lutheran Church not founded by Swedes or Germans
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Bay to Breakers 2002: People flow up the Hayes Street hill
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Caught red-handed. This gritty little homeless lady caught me taking a picture of her encampment in a doorway on Van Ness near Hayes St.
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Alex and Scott dining by the Caesar's pool
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Alex and Scott at the Bellagio
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CA gets damp
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Did I mention it started raining about halfway through?
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Somebody stop those guys! They don't belong in here!
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Composite Digital Photos from Grand Teton and Yellowstone
(September '01)

On Pacific Avenue, July 2001: Chuck, Milli, Yours Truly, Geneva, Saw Player Statue
What's it like living in a 150-year-old house? It's great, as long as
you're not hung-up on right angles or doors that close properly.

Me on the front steps. The doormat came with the house
and says, "Please Ring Bell."

Senior Digital Photographer Arthur Carroll

S.D.P. Carroll caught in the act of taking a picture of
a picture of a kitten of Robbin's from the 70s. I should know its name but I
don't. The Sony Mavica was a disappointment and went back to the store a couple of
days after this was taken.

Candy strolling. Processed to look like
"fine art."

The window seat is Robbin's favorite reading spot. Speaking of
Robbin, here she is, setting up her new box garden, and telling it like it is at the
kitchen table.

Lynn Alice Palmquist, Santa Cruz resident 1997-2000. She likes Star Trek. She listens intently to an early morning William Shatner
appearance on Howard Stern. Did I mention, she LIKES STAR TREK?

Candy, Misty, and Toonces

Roger, Julie, and Milli Schlafly

Software is Not Pretty

Rocking Charlie Anderson

My Aunt, Eunice Anderson, in her Oak Park home
Astronomy camping at Fremont Peak with cronies Roger, Bob, and
Chuck

Robbin's mom, Verna Soucy