Is This A Holiday Tree, Or is It A Winter Tree?

The current view in Civic Center, complete with a little bit of everybody's favorite whipping boy, the building at 888 Howard. (Is that a windmill up there?) Larger version here.
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Is there an official policy on inclusive holiday displays on public property in San Francisco?

Here are the rules for the inside of City Hall, per Messrs. Matier and Ross: "First up, let's get the name right: It's not Christmas, it's either the "holiday season" or the "winter season" - at least if you go by the Nov. 21 memo issued to department heads by Human Resources Director Micki Callahan." M&R go on to add, "And definitely no stars on top of trees."

Maybe that's for indoor trees only, because we certainly see a star on top of the big one outside in the middle of Civic Center. Oh well. (It looks better at night, don't you think?) Enoy your year-end holidays!

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I'm guessing the Intercontinental is keeping with the Miami theme by mounting a limousine antennae on the roof.

It looks something like a Furano boat antenna. Further investigation reqd.

Merry CHRISTMAS, everybody!

it's a Solstice Tree. Christmas is dead. The Shopocalypse killed it.

Happy Solstice everyone!!

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