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Oakland, CA - Home Alert™ - Monday, June 27th, 2005 : goo
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Photographic Memorie: 27th Jun 2005 - 18:20 GMT
I like this. I dont participate in politics. I complain about it. It makes me feel better.
rose: 5th Nov 2005 - 22:54 GMT
yes, it's called alcatraz ave. i used to live there in an older victorian house that we called the 'alcatraz house'. some folks think the street got it's name since i runs east to west, and in the western view you can see out to alcatraz island out in the san francisco bay.
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