In a message dated 2/7/2005 11:12:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, to combine two previous posts, there *is* Mission Dolores in *San
Francisco*. Counts as a building, Marnie? =). 

There's also North Beach and Chinatown(for the street photographers) or Golden
Gate Park (for nature photographers).

Pat in SF
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It certainly does. And San Francisco would be sort of central (except for 
Bruce). But not that far. Sonoma Mission might work too.

What I am going to is pop Mom in the car and drive down to Mission San Jose 
on Thursday and take some shots of the layout (nothing fancy) and report back. 
Post some pictures (better than we can see on the Net which really don't tell 
us much).

I have also suggested:  Borges Ranch (Contra Costa -- old farm buildings -- I 
have not visited there yet), wild flowers on Mt. Diablo (not sure how many 
there are in early March), Ruth Bancroft Gardens (world famous -- have to 
reserve -- desert plants -- Contra Costa), etc. 

I like your suggestions too, Pat.
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1. Alcatraz Island (for the prison and Bay views, weather depending) plus SF
water front?
2. Newly remodeled SF Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. In spring
time, they have a glorius flower layout in front of the conservatory.
http://www.conservatoryofflowers.org/index.htm
3. Filoli Gardens (near Crystal Springs Reservoir, along I-280). I've never
been but heard nice things. http://www.filoli.org/index.html
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Godfrey DiGiorgi mused:
> 
> I don't know about doing photography [at the Rosicrucian Museum]
> they likely require permits and such ...

John Francis wrote:

I wouldn't suggest trying to photograph *inside* the museum.
But it's in a public park, which doesn't require anything special.
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And, yes, I was suggesting photographing OUTSIDE at the Egyptian Museum. 
Which should also offer some people shots.

Why don't we keep discussing, but hold final decision until I can report back 
on Mission San Jose. I do think the mission idea captured people's 
attention/interest.

And now Mom is looking forward to the outing.

My .02.

Marnie aka Doe 

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