The theme of the afternoon – VOTE YES ON J FOR JFK PROMENADE.
It was a foggy afternoon in historic Golden Gate Park in the midst of Fleet Week with the Blue Angels flying overhead.
The foggy cool weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd which came to enjoy Prom on the Prom as advocates for Proposition J fight to preserve the car free oasis JFK Promenade.
There was music, food, a photo booth, free books courtesy of the San Francisco Public Library, and an atmosphere of camaraderie in the air.
Valet parking at Prom on the Prom
A couple from Cali, Colombia cycling around The City on their tandem bike take a rest stop to check out Prom on the PromA month to go until election day. It’s all hands on deck to fight for the preservation of JFK PromenadeProm on the Prom emcee with guestsA trio of military men on JFK PromenadeCycling on JFK PromenadeRuth Malone and her partner. Ruth the ferocious fighter for JFK Promenade in a cast healing from the broken wrist she suffered recently. The discomfit of her injury did not keep Ruth away from Prom on the PromA tuxedo clad canine campaigns for Yes on J for JFK PromenadeA posse of single wheeled vehicles cruises by Prom on the PromJFK Promenade on a foggy Saturday afternoon
Dancing at Prom on the Prom
Andy Thornley – Smiling veteran of the fight to make San Francisco a bicycle friendly place
Luke Bornheimer – longtime advocate for JFK Promenade
Tuxedo wearing attendee at Prom on the Prom enjoys a donut holeThe San Francisco Fire Department stands by always ready for actionNutmeg, in full party Dress for Prom on the Prom, gives his owner a, “What kind of expression is that?!” lookLooming over all is the behemoth Tower of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco adjacent to JFK Promenade – The powerful politically connected who oversee this venerable institution have spent nearly $800,000 in their campaign to destroy JFK Promenade.Liz and Lee – Cycling partners for 50 years in Golden Gate Park
Lee's Perspective 