Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
@Genejo at HoodscopeSF spotted a familiar face on the bus over the weekend:
The Silver Robot Guy isn’t so robotic anymore after a long day of work.
What did you spot on Muni in our urban jungle? Share it with your fellow Muni riders here. Or drop it in our Flickr pool!
Akit also has a video on how to add fare to your card using the new machines. Check them out.
Photo by Brandon Doran
Next week we’ve got stories in the bag, thanks to all of your submissions, which made the first week of steering the Muni Diaries ship on my own not nearly as scary as I would have thought! Oh, and if you’re trying to figure out your plans for tonight, check out the opening party of The Classics, a “defining art exhibit featuring works by the true Bay Area graffiti art pioneers” at 1AM Gallery on Howard and 6th Street. I had a sneak peek of the show last night and saw that Muni makes several guest appearances in this amazingly curated show by Nate1.
Enjoy the t-shirt weather and these photos!
Photo by Bhautik Joshi
Photo by Agent Akit
Photo by Flickr user sxl
Photo by Daniell Lefebvre
You run into a lot of interesting people on Muni. And it’s a great place to take some snaps from across the aisle. Seeing this photo again after I snapped it a few years ago reminds me that it would be good to spend more time riding and taking pictures on the rail cars and buses.
Here’s another great shot from Brad:
You can see more of Brad’s on his blog, Citysnaps.
If you’ve got great shots in and around Muni, our Flickr pool would love to have you!
Rider Anna sent in this picture that I just had to post:
It was so strange! There was a whole crowd just in awe of the little guys. Totally out of place and kind of a shock early in the morning.
Wow, I don’t know what I’d do if I saw this in the morning before I had my coffee. Got any unexpected sightings on and around Muni? Let us know!
Keanu rides the subway, photo courtesy of BuzzFeed.com
Unfortunately, judging by the photos, it looks like by “subway” they mean the New York City subway. Now, I don’t have to remind you the location of the actual center of the universe, do I?