Query to San Franciscans on LJ

Does any one San Fran Land recognize this person, recently moved to Santa Fe?????  This was sent to krisjensen

[snip] My name is Darron Dunbar and I perform as Wenda Watch. I
> have had a live comedy show for years in San Francisco as well as a
> television show on the gay national network QTN. Anyway, the
> character I perform as is a country gal and all of her costumes are
> big square dance dresses. I have just moved to Santa Fe and am
> trying to get involved in the gay scene here in New Mexico. I will
> be writing a column as Wenda for The Voice and would love to make an
> appearance at your dance if you all would like a drag queen there to
> hee and haw with everyone. I have attached a picture and have some
> quicktime clips of my shows if you would like. Anyway, this is my
> email and my cell number is 214-xxx-xxxx. I look forward to hearing
> from you and just thought Wenda and the Square Dance club would go
> together perfectly.
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Query to San Franciscans on LJ

Does any one San Fran Land recognize this person, recently moved to Santa Fe?????  This was sent to krisjensen

[snip] My name is Darron Dunbar and I perform as Wenda Watch. I
> have had a live comedy show for years in San Francisco as well as a
> television show on the gay national network QTN. Anyway, the
> character I perform as is a country gal and all of her costumes are
> big square dance dresses. I have just moved to Santa Fe and am
> trying to get involved in the gay scene here in New Mexico. I will
> be writing a column as Wenda for The Voice and would love to make an
> appearance at your dance if you all would like a drag queen there to
> hee and haw with everyone. I have attached a picture and have some
> quicktime clips of my shows if you would like. Anyway, this is my
> email and my cell number is 214-xxx-xxxx. I look forward to hearing
> from you and just thought Wenda and the Square Dance club would go
> together perfectly.
[ensnip]

Check out the UNM campus, 360

This is several years old, but I-Pix did a University of New Mexico 360 pix tour.   Popejoy Hall is featured at the first link(before the seat renovation).

Duck Pond/Zimmerman Library.  The very non desert-like duck pond was built in the 70s on the site of a demolished 1919 Pueblo-style men's dormitory.  Zimmerman to the east looks tiny in the picture compared to how large it really is; misleading fish-eye view.   The Original Zimmerman was a WPA project in the 30s and is a gorgeous Pueblo Revival building.

Smith Plaza/Humanities.  Few remember it, but the old Football Stadium (1934-1970) was on the site of Smith Plaza and the Humanities buildings, with roads all around it...all pedestrian malls now.  It was the central core of the campus for many years until it moved 2 miles south in 1966.   Better view of the new section of  Zimmerman Libary to the north.  Archtecture in the 1970s was just WRONG.

Check out the UNM campus, 360

This is several years old, but I-Pix did a University of New Mexico 360 pix tour.   Popejoy Hall is featured at the first link(before the seat renovation).

Duck Pond/Zimmerman Library.  The very non desert-like duck pond was built in the 70s on the site of a demolished 1919 Pueblo-style men's dormitory.  Zimmerman to the east looks tiny in the picture compared to how large it really is; misleading fish-eye view.   The Original Zimmerman was a WPA project in the 30s and is a gorgeous Pueblo Revival building.

Smith Plaza/Humanities.  Few remember it, but the old Football Stadium (1934-1970) was on the site of Smith Plaza and the Humanities buildings, with roads all around it...all pedestrian malls now.  It was the central core of the campus for many years until it moved 2 miles south in 1966.   Better view of the new section of  Zimmerman Libary to the north.  Archtecture in the 1970s was just WRONG.