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From the ridiculous to the sublime, I thought I'd offer something about private as distinguished from public transportation in the Bay Area. My last photo was of a Bus Stop in Berkeley. This is a stretch limousine in San Rafael.

I mounted an older lens I've been considering selling on my new camera to see how it performs. It was early evening and I rambled around downtown San Rafael as a friend visited a bookstore, eventually filling up a compact flash card. This was one of the shots that seemed worth working up.

I've made the point numerous times that Marin County where I live is very affluent. Certainly those who've checked out my abode at Simon Kolton's website know that I'm not among the wealthy in this community. But luxury automobiles, lavish estates and limousines are not that unusual. So while some stand on the street corner waiting for a bus, others sit in the vestibule and wait the arrival of their limousine... ;-)

This is quite a world in which we live. As the old adage says, "The rich get richer and the poor get more children."

Anyone have a vote on whether I should keep this lens? Anyone want to buy it if I let it go?

Enjoy!

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