21 Grams: The Best Pics of the Month From S.F.

Fast bikes, cold slopes, and your February to-do list

January 31, 2017 9:00 am EST

San Francisco is the most Instagrammable city on the planet. Hence: 21 ’Grams, our compendium of the month that was, as taken by you, oh intrepid documentarians of the City by the Bay.

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It’s February. How will you get outside?

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Little bit o’ this at Kirkwood.

Little bit o’ this.

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And sunset-over-Tahoe-watching.

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Not feeling the cold? This is just the view from the highway. Only here are the views from the highway so good.

Better seen from a bike, actually. Maybe this one.

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Let’s step inside for a second. How’s that for a winter salad?

Or maybe something more substantial.

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Or maybe … just cocktails.

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And beers.

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Your February to-do list: Eat at Hawker Fare Oakland before it closes on the 18th.

#2: Get a winter view from Mount Diablo.

#3: Gear up for the weather.

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#4: Try the new Halal Guys (once the lines die down.)

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#5: Try this at Mezcalito.

And once you’ve done all that, time to relax. Your choice: here….

Or here?

Our answer: “You can’t get too much winter in the winter.” — Robert Frost.

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Who will you follow into the woods?

Maybe here?

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Happy winter, everybody.

Diane Rommel

Diane Rommel

Diane Rommel has written for The Wall Street Journal, Outside, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Travel + Leisure, Wallpaper and Afar, as well as The Cut, Buzzfeed, Huffington Post and McSweeney’s. She once drove from London to Mongolia, via Siberia.
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