View from Twin Peaks. Road the bike straight up Clipper from the Mission. Had dinner at a friend's two-story apartment with this view lighting up his picture window. The little lights on the East Bay Hills are big picture windows of all those Bay-facing mansions tucked all over the hills. As the setting sun hit each area minutely differently in time, the lights randomly shifted, always remaining only a handful. Can imagine what it's like if the setting sun's rays hit just right and powerfully enough and fired most of the hills' windows at once. Must be stunning.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Twin Peaks
View from Twin Peaks. Road the bike straight up Clipper from the Mission. Had dinner at a friend's two-story apartment with this view lighting up his picture window. The little lights on the East Bay Hills are big picture windows of all those Bay-facing mansions tucked all over the hills. As the setting sun hit each area minutely differently in time, the lights randomly shifted, always remaining only a handful. Can imagine what it's like if the setting sun's rays hit just right and powerfully enough and fired most of the hills' windows at once. Must be stunning.
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