Albany Landfill

I made a trip down last Saturday to my new apartment , and then - after visiting a friend in Marin - I spent the late afternoon hiking along the cliffs of the Albany Landfill, where not only is the view of San Francisco and Alcatraz majestic, but there's a cool - albeit strange - collection of art right along the water's edge. I also stumbled across this theatre troope in the middle of the trees performing Shakespeare's The Tempest, although when I first saw this crowd of devils and fairies - surrounded by 300 people in this circle, with all the satanic artwork built into the landscape and thousands of wind chimes next to these crazy shrines, and this guy's tent overlooking the Pacific Ocean with a sign that read "Please don't disturb the hermit, he talks to God." I really thought I had stumbled into the final scene of Rosemary's Baby, and might not make it out of the woods alive.