Rich Matthews (left) takes a break from collecting trash to help his son Neil Matthews (right) with his glove during California Coastal Cleanup Day at Ocean Beach on Saturday September 17, 2011. Pulling a quarter out of his pocket, Neil said, “The most interesting trash to me is the money.” To which Rich replied, “Yeah, you’re up to a buck 30.” Jon Weiand/Ocean Beach Bulletin
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From Louis’ Restaurant yesterday. This one feels a lot like what I would have shot three years ago, that’s why i enjoy it. Typical summer weather in SF. By the way, they’re open now and I hear the food is great so support over on Point Lobos. Jon Weiand
Paramedics, firefighters, surf rescue, and beach patrol personel look on after onlookers reported a ship aground at Ocean Beach, San Francisco near Sloat Blvd Friday July 1, 2011. According to bystanders the ship was close to tipping over on the sand bar, eliciting the full response of San Francisco’s surf rescue personel. The ship managed with dislodge its hull from the sand bar without further incident. Jon Weiand
The King Phillip shipwreck seen on a semi-low tide Friday April 22, 2011. The King Phillip is a commercial sailing ship built in Maine in 1856, and wrecked on the sands of Ocean Beach, San Francisco 1878. The above image shows the bow (front) of the ship, looking toward the stern (rear).
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