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Post the address of a famous place & see if anyone knows what the place is W/O using Google [View all]
red dog 1
Sep 2020
OP
I used to live right around the corner from there about four blocks down on
smirkymonkey
Sep 2020
#54
Me too...I rented a furnished studio apartment right around the corner from the Mrs. Doubtfire house
red dog 1
Sep 2020
#66
I lived there when rents were still quite reasonable - about 20 years ago.
smirkymonkey
Sep 2020
#67
Same here...It was a long time ago....I also once lived on the 1900 block of Sacramento Street
red dog 1
Sep 2020
#69
Really? That's funny. Before I moved to Washington and Filmore, I lived on the
smirkymonkey
Sep 2020
#70
Yup. Punch cards rule. 2000 cards to the box and each box weighed about 6 pounds.nt
Binkie The Clown
Sep 2020
#22
He justifies his membership in a most righteous, and totally Bob Weir fashion
Brother Buzz
Sep 2020
#50
Nero Wolfe? Although he seemed to move quite a bit, deending on which book... (nt)
petronius
Sep 2020
#35
Either the Tate or La Bianca house where that homicidal maniac Charles Manson sent his killers?
red dog 1
Sep 2020
#62
Before Gough Street, he lived with Zen poet Gary Snyder in Homestead Valley, Mill Valley, Calif.
Brother Buzz
Sep 2020
#132
Driving up Miller Ave towards downtown Mill Valley, you hang a left at the Two am Club
Brother Buzz
Sep 2020
#135
A buddy of mine loved briefly in a rooming house in SF with Dan Hicks, way back in the '60s
red dog 1
Sep 2020
#136
There's a movie out called "The Life and Times of the Red Dog Saloon" (1996)
red dog 1
Sep 2020
#142
Boy howdy, I just looked at Homestead Valley on Google satellite and it totally flipped
Brother Buzz
Sep 2020
#139
And I believe the poet in question visited City Light often to pester Lawrence Ferlinghetti....
Brother Buzz
Sep 2020
#149