walked though union square just as the lights were finished on the big tree

gail williams

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NOVEMBER 26, 2008 4:15PM

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Walked though Union Square S.F. just as the lights were finished on the big tree

walked though union square just as the lights were finished on the big tree

(originally uploaded by me on flickr as fotogail.)

Have a good holiday everybody!

I'm not big on celebrating Christmas, but I sure love the lights and the tree-raisings of Thanksgiving time. It's a good timeto be out and about.

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That's nice the way the tree is isolated against the black sky and the building across the square is illuminated. For example, the tree at Rockefeller Center is never seen in the same silhouetted way.