View from the auto shop, or something garage-like at the missile site.
These structures were built with sandbags filled with concrete, laid in circular formations. Quite nice, especially with the ingrown vegetation. War?
Chapel in the Presidio. WIth those bullhorns, the word of God is coming to you whether or not you want it.
Yeah, they just sort of gave way.
Evered wondered how high something was, or how far away, and how to hit it?
Yeah, that's not scary at all.
The Farallon Islands are far away. Well, not that far. Those are feets, remember.
These "Fire Points" were placed all around the building. Were people supposed to stand in these spots when the missiles were launched?
From the guardhouse at the missile site, looking downhill. Note the fenced corridor, allowing for the defenders to entrap the oncoming army with fire.
Let me out of here!
From the tin-shack mine-like underground space, looking up.
Yeah, that's where we're going.
You can see north towards Muir Beach, Point Reyes and beyond.
Through the hole in the pillbox's fire shield. Ocean Beach is in the distance.
Welcome to the missile site.
I dare you to...
Missiles launching over the Golden Gate Bridge. Yeah.
When we reached the missile site, I put on the yellow shirt, courtesy of Brandon McPhail at Reed College. And lo! The colors! It was a total concidence!
The road just sort of went that way.