"the view at night here is so breathtaking. I(magine driving along in your car at night, stopping somewhere to park, then see for the first time the twin peaks lights in the city. This is what songs are written about folks. “When the lights go down in the city, and the sunshine’s on the Bay. i want to be there, in my city by the Bay..” I am pretty sure Steve perry meant to include these lights in his song. You can just sit there and gaze at them for swhile, till your lips turn blue from the cold just about. It’s aplace like no other, and it’s easy to miss once you move away from the city, and the view has changed. Come along on a ride sometime, and take a picture of this scene at night. that way, you always have the bright lights of the city to remind you of the fun you had here on your visit, no matter how long or how short it was."

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"I used to be a very spoiled girl and lived in Twin Peaks. I never took for granted the spectacular views. I am now in Springfield, Mo. and although the Midwest has some lovely scenery, my backyard view is now of my crazy neighbor who walk around in her housecoat rather than the sparkling lights of San Francisco."

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"The breathtaking views from here are incredible day or night. You get an almost 360-degree view of the entire Bay Area, from downtown to Golden Gate Park. On a really clear day, you can even make out the peak of Mt. Diablo in the East Bay. I personally prefer the night view, when the whole city glows and the Bay Bridge’s lights look like jewels strung across the Bay. But don’t bother coming up here on a foggy day; you won’t see a damn thing."

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