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Tag Archives: 1970s San Francisco night skyline

Erica Black and the Amazing View BLOG 6

Posted on March 30, 1973 by Bill Fox

Friday, March 30, 1973 Rain tonight for the first time since my move here. Then the sky cleared and the City was pristine and shimmering. The Transamerica Pyamid, which just opened last week, looked just like a Christmas tree. My view at … Continue reading →

Posted in City Views, Women | Tagged 1970s San Francisco night skyline, bean bag chairs, romance

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