New BR loctaions Tour UPDATE!!

Hey, when is this "tour" going down anyway? I live in SF, and I own a ton of gear too, and of course, I'm a die hard BR fan. Maybe we should hook up? The only problem is I'll be out on business trips during the work week for the next two weeks.

Hey, when is this "tour" going down anyway? I live in SF, and I own a ton of gear too, and of course, I'm a die hard BR fan. Maybe we should hook up? The only problem is I'll be out on business trips during the work week for the next two weeks.

Too late, he's already back. Didn't you get the memo?

yeah the memo went out awhile ago

anyways yeah it was over new years and im still working on freeing up some HD space so i can edit this epic but im planning on going back down this summer so maybe then get some more footage make a DC version i could use a proper tour guide who knows

My brother decided he wants to go on a spontaneuos trip tp San Francisco next paycheck (next week). Drive there (1 day) Spend 2 days there, and come back (1 day). Says he'll pay for everything for me. Meh, I'm not going to turn down a free trip. I need a break from the CGI work anyway, so I'm going to be going to San Francisco, woot! Definitely going to take my miniDV camera, capture some video of the same tour locations.

BR12819: If there was any other locations you wanted video of, but didnt get it, let me know, I have enough tapes so time isn't an issue. I can record a whole day of touring, nonstop. I can upload them to a file sharing webhost so you can download and edit into your documentary if you're keeping up with it.

yeah deffinatly

im sure i got the St. Francis
the opera house
and the Andy Police dept.

im pretty sure i got the
Van Ness Pet hospital (wich isnt there yet)
and the happy dog pet shop on Sutter (also not there)

but im afraid i missed the Hall of Justice on 7th and Bryant

but the more coverage the better

Van Ness pet hospital may never exist either. A few weeks ago, I was at Wal-Mart getting some pet supplies for out puppy. Van Ness is a pet brand, they make dog food dishes, chew toys, and dog collars. Not sure if they've ver run a pet hospital.

Van Ness is a area of SF not necessarily the name of the hospital but who knows

i should mention i didnt get any interiors of the ploice dept.'s or the st francsis the firs two might be tricky but the hotel shouldnt be too hard

dont forget Van Ness Blvd - its a pretty big strip.

[Kipple]

The Android's Guide to San Francisco
(Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep)

Android Hall of Justice: Mission Street. Visit one of San Francisco's most enduring curiosities: A parallel police station staffed by androids who think they're human.

Happy Dog Pet Shop: Sutter Street. Here on Animal Row, put a down payment on an ostrich or other rare animal. Interest rates as low as 6% a month. (Ostriches: $1,000/ea.)

Fisherman's Wharf: You're reading a novel written in the old days before World War Terminus. The characters are visiting Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. They become hungry and enter a seafood restaurant. One of them orders lobster, and the chef drops the lobster into the tub of boiling water while the characters watch. Express your reaction as quickly as possible.

J.R. Isidore's Conapt: Daly City. The Peninsula south of San Francisco was heavily impacted by fallout from the war, making for a renter's housing market. Synthetic animal repairman J.R. Isidore lives here.

Van Ness Pet Hospital: Van Ness Street. Electric cat broken? Get it fixed. Director of the facility, Hannibal Sloat.

Hall of Justice: Lombard Street. San Francisco's Hall of Justice changes locations every few decades. First there was the one at 750 Kearny Street...then the postmodern one on Bryant Street. Now, visitors can visit Police Inspector Harry Bryant on Lombard, where he appreciates chipper visitors who can distract him from the hard work of hunting androids resembling humans.

Bay Area Scavengers Company: Geary Street, Daly City. Lots of hovercar-flattening going on here, at a large and modern building employing Polokov, an android who thinks he is human, and who lives in the Tenderloin with a broken synth-chicken.

War Memorial Opera House: Having opened its doors in 1932, performers at this arts center -- a whale-belly of steel and stone -- have included Luba Luft and her performance of The Magic Flute.

Mt. Zion Hospital: 1600 Divisadero Street. Perfect place to convalesce after being shot while administering the Voight-Kamff test.

The St. Francis: 335 Powell Street. Built in 1904, this hotel is where Rachael, an android, is staying.

Source Gorenfeld.net

this is awsome i'll take this with me on my next trip thanks kipple

[Kipple]

Lombard St. is featured as part of the demo for Window Live Local virtual earth, here.