Every grip person ed montague umpire develops their own signature ring on the car sEvery grip person develops their own signature ed montague umpire ring on the car sE i d l th i i t i th bell, and a ringing contest is held every July in Union Square., g g y y qbell and a ringing contest is held every July in Union Square ed montague umpire bell and a ringing contest is held every July in Union Square San Francisco s Top 10p Cable Cars 10 It s impossible not to love these sturdy ed montague umpire little vestiges of another age, as they valiantly make their merry yet determined way up the city s precipitous hills. Yet these San Francisco icons came perilously close to being completely scrapped in 1947, when a progressive mayor announced it was time for buses to take their place. An outraged citizenry, under the leadership of cable car vigilante Mrs. Friedell Klussman, ed montague umpire eventually prevailed, and the whole system was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1964. In the early 1980s, the tracks, cables, power plant, and cars all underwent a massive $60-million overhaul and retrofit. The present service ed montague umpire covers some 12 miles (19 km) and utilizes about 40 cars. Top 10 Features 1 Cars 2 Bell 3 Grip Person 4 Conductor 5 Cables 6 Braking 7 Cable Car Museum ed montague umpire 8 Riding ed montague umpire Styles 9 Turntables 0 Routes !Cars Cable cars come in two types: ed montague umpire one with a turnaround system, one without. All are numbered, have wood and brass fit- tings in the19th century style, and are often painted in differing colors. @Bell During the course of operation up and down the busy hills, the cable car s bell (above) is used by the grip person like a claxon, to warn other vehicles and pedestrians of imminent stops, starts, ed montague umpire and turns. Grip Person The grip person (below) must be quick thinking, ed montague umpire and strong to operate the heavy gripping ed montague umpire levers and braking ed montague umpire mechanisms.The grip is like a huge pair of pliers that clamps onto the cable to pull the car along. Every grip person develops their own signature ring on the car sEvery grip person develops their own signature ring on the car sE i d l th i i t i th bell, and a ringing contest ed montague umpire is held every July in Union Square., g g y y qbell and a ringing contest is held every July in Union Square bell and a ringing contest is held every July in Union Square San Francisco s Top 10p Cable Cars 10 It s impossible not to love these sturdy little vestiges of another age, as they valiantly make their merry yet determined way up the city s precipitous hills. ed montague umpire Yet these San Francisco icons came perilously close to being completely ed montague umpire scrapped in 1947, when a progressive ed montague umpire mayor announced it was time for buses to take their place. An outraged citizenry, under the leadership of cable car vigilante Mrs. Friedell ed montague umpire Klussman, eventually prevailed, and the whole system was declared a National Historic Landmark ed montague umpire in 1964. In the early 1980s, the tracks, cables, power plant, and cars all underwent a massive $60-million ed montague umpire overhaul and retrofit. The present service covers some 12 miles (19 km) and utilizes about 40 cars. Top 10 Features ed montague umpire 1 Cars 2 Bell 3 Grip Person 4 Conductor ed montague umpire 5 Cables 6 Braking 7 Cable Car Museum 8 Riding Styles 9 Turntables 0 Routes !Cars Cable cars come in two types: one with a turnaround system, one without. ed montague umpire All are numbered, have wood and brass fit- tings in the19th century style, and are often painted in differing ed montague umpire colors. @Bell During the course of operation up and down the busy hills, the cable car s bell (above) is used by the grip person like a claxon, to warn other vehicles ed montague umpire and pedestrians of imminent stops, starts, and turns. Grip Person The grip person (below) must be quick thinking, and strong to operate the heavy gripping levers and braking mechanisms.The grip is like a huge pair of pliers that clamps onto the cable to pull the car along.
The smaller shops generally feature more interesting and quirky merchandise not counting all the international boutiques that also circle Union Square. Some of the more offbeat neighborhoods, such as Hayes Valley (see p100), offer some really original designs, often by local or regional talents.
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