FREE TICKETS: Mark Kozelek @ Palace of Fine Arts 9-10
Mark Kozelek is the prototypical renaissance man, excelling in the craft of song-writing. His songs are a window to the soul. Intense. Deep. Where better to get caught in a thousand mile stare than the Palace of Fine Arts? We’ve got tickets to see him on 9-10. To win, tell us where your fave spot to reflect, ponder and unwind is.
Posted on 01 September 2010.
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Mt. Tam watershed area above Fairfax, Alpine lake etc. Beautiful up there.
Top of Dolores Park – watching the sun rise over the Bay Bridge…
the top of vallejo st. in the city. something in the 400's and there's an amazing secret garden that looks out over the bay/bridge/embarcadero. seriously, go take yourself there you'll be pleased
Tahoe. Emerald Bay.
for a guy who dislikes cameras…. that's a nice shot of him.
Watching a thunderstorm take over the sky above Nebraska's Sandhills. But also looking forward to "expanding my horizons" while in SF next weekend >.<
The Marin Headlands—There is something I gain from being able to see our world from another perspective. When I'm there, the Bay often looks like a place I've never been. Its a great feeling.
all these answers make us want to stop, smell the smog and take up yoga. well done!