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8-09-2011 @ 11:31AM

jane said...

Article had interesting subject; unfortunately it would have been more interesting had the dates of construction been included with each building. This rather pertintent detail made me question the time the author put into this project. It is written like a C- school report put together at the last minute and the lack of complete effort became more obvious as I read. Also, although I am not from San Francisco, I wonder at the snide personal comment regarding the people who live in that beautiful city. The comment was out of place and unnecessary.

8-09-2011 @ 12:16PM

tom sahl said...

At least this piece had some details. The recent "story" on abandoned churches told nothing except what country the building was located in. I'll give him a B-.

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