Like what lies on the other side of the Hills of Income Separation; where to find Tiki Bar Naval Island (Fun fact: I just went to Forbidden Island for the first time last weekend, and I urge you to do the same, but only after checking out the American Pinball Museum); and of course, New Hipster. Spanning the Bay all the way from Rusty Ship Graveyard to Those Oh So Colorful Salt Marshes, it also answers the most important question, “Why do we love Norcal?”
Because Hawk Hill.
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Accurate summary of the Bay Area. I would have put “Flea Market” instead of “Tiki Bar” for Alameda, though.
Instead of Flea Market I would have put angry white people driving hybrids.
OK, I give up: what’s a “wine turbine”?? Please tell me this startlingly accurate and funny piece of design doesn’t have a stupid typo in it.