596 Precincts -- Walking San Francisco

Showing posts with label Dubose Triangle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dubose Triangle. Show all posts

Monday, January 12, 2015

#7807 (District 8)




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Labels: District 8, Dubose Triangle

Thursday, October 23, 2014

#7898 (District 8)




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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

#7807 (District 8)


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A ten year project! I've decided to walk all 596 precincts in the city of San Francisco as mapped in the post-2010 redistricting in no particular order. I am carrying a camera and will post one, two, or at most three photos I find interesting from this exercise.

I started in November 2012. Will I finish?

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I'm a progressive political activist who runs trails and climbs mountains whenever any are available. I've had the privilege to work for justice in Central America (Nicaragua and El Salvador), in South Africa, in the fields of California with the United Farmworkers Union, and in the cities and schools of my own country. I'm a Christian of the Episcopalian flavor; we think and argue a lot. For work, I've done a bit of it all: run an old fashioned switch-board; remodeled buildings and poured concrete; edited and published periodicals, reports and books; and organized for electoral campaigns. Will work for justice.
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