In June we wandered over to catch the end of the Fremont Solstice Fair, which includes a locally famous parade that
most famously includes naked, body-painted bicyclists, among other things. The parade starts in Fremont and ends in Gas Works Park. We walked to the park to witness the remainder of some partying, dancing, brass band playing, etc. We then walked home during a really nice sunset. Since we missed the actual parade, we only saw one naked bicyclist. No photo available.
At the "Art Car" show.
At Gas Works Park.
There is a brass band that played their way down the hill and onto a raft, then out into the lake, in the right side of the image.
Solstice Parade float graveyard.
Sunset over the ship canal, as seen from the Fremont Bridge.
Dustin doing the "Wes Anderson point."
The last part in my San Francisco photo series - Paxton Gate. Before dinner one evening we happened upon this shop full of amazing natural history items -- fossils, taxidermy, shells, plants... Ultimately I was paralyzed by choice and didn't actually buy anything, but I could have bought basically everything. I wish Seattle had the equivalent of this place (or if it does, I hope I find it soon).
We visited Mozilla HQ where my brother works. Very swank little office space.
Mozilla has meme/internet-culture-named conference rooms. I approve.
The Mozilla himself.
San Francisco's row houses are very cool, lots of people paint them ornately, and/or with very vibrant colors.
A paper fish parade! I need to make one of these. Dustin is featured in the window reflection.
