Archive for the ‘Parks’ Category

by max on October 13th, 2009
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Today, I went to the newly “renovated” Sutro Baths in San Francisco near where I live.  I mean renovated, they have actually cleaned up the “trails” along the Sutro. Btw, Sutro Baths used to be one of the biggest public swimming pools in the world, all powered by ocean water ...
by max on January 4th, 2009
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Looks like City Hall had a Victory Garden for a short period, too bad it’s not there anymore. Even though the lovely City Hall Victory Garden is now gone, growing our own food is something that we all can do to lessen our carbon footprint; whether it be in a local community garden or a window ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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Here’s an interesting site in San Francisco called Wave Organ near Marina. If you want an unusual escape from the hubbub at San Francisco’s pier attractions, head out to the mysterious Wave Organ. It’s past the St. Francis Yacht Club, at the end of a jetty. Usually no one is out there, and th ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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September 19th is a Parking Day in San Francisco and other major cities around the country.  It’s basically a day where you can turn “any” parking space into a mobile “park”. Heck, you can even take police car parking spots on this day. It looks like San Francisco had the most parks last ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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Mark your calendars for some serious smoking sessions at the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater as it will be Jerry Day. 12 to 6PM, no admission fee! “Jerry Day is a civic and cultural event that celebrates one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time and San Francisco native son – Jerry Garcia. ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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Jerry Garcia Amphitheater?  Well, I didn’t know there was an amphitheater dedicated to Jerry Garcia but I guess there is one! The Jerry Garcia Amphitheater, located at 45 Shelley Drive in John McLaren Park, is one of the most spectacular performance venues in San Francisco.  The Greek-style amp ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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Want to help San Francisco by cleaning up?  Here’s a great DIY on how to host your own park clean-up in SF. You don’t have to wait for Earth Day to do some green good around your neighborhood. Host a Park Clean-Up any time of year (weather permitting, of course) and improve your local hang out ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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Lake Merced is perhaps one of the best jogging trails in San Francisco along with the Golden Gate Bridge trail. I am lucky to live right next to the lake so I jog this 2.5 – 5 mile path everyday.  The jogging path is big too so you can take your baby with you too. Lake Merced is surrounded b ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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(Click to enlarge) Well, today I had chance to go take a panoramic picture of one of San Francisco’s highest peaks, the Twin Peaks. I didn’t do a super great job of Photoshopping the pics but at least you can enjoy 270 degree view of San Francisco from one of the highest points in San Fran. Dow ...
by max on September 7th, 2008
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San Francisco’s Sewage Plant, or water processing center which is located right on the south end of Ocean Beach, might be named after the President George W. Bush. Go sign the petition and help honor the President Bush today! Aye, this will be great since there were Bush supportors yelling out hi ...
 
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