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  1. very funny having the same injury that will take a month to heal a second time because I get to skip all the treatments that don’t work, and skip learning to not bump into it constantly, I just stop using that finger for anything.

    Bespoke ace wrap over cloth >>>> any sticky band-aid for my skin type, band-aids just fall off and varieties only improve when not if.

  2. Morning Walk

    A one and a half mile (two and a half kilometer), 66 foot (20 meter) elevation walk over three quarters of an hour, (half an hour moving) in San Francisco, California. About 3200 steps.

  3. some of this was made easier by walking the weekend of SF Pride, so that I could walk alley to alley across the numbered streets near Market with impunity because the roads were all closed.

    I really want to walk the Portola but I’m gonna have to learn the bus transfers to even get there, so I’ll probably work through Hayes, the TL, FiDi, and North Beach first instead.

  4. 🚶🏽‍♂️

    🏁 what I’m considering SOMA, Rincon Hill, and South Beach loosely and not accurately bound by 16th Street, Market Street the Embarcadero, and Mission Creek.

    I don’t get to SOMA very often, and when I do it’s from Muni or a BART or whatever so it was mentally just a bunch of islands.

    Lots and lots of half-block alleys to dead ends, and in fact I left the dead ends of Welsh St. from Fifth and Morris unwalked. Oh well.

    Next: starting on the north side of market.

    https://mastodon.social/@gravely/114529945329729737

    gravely (@gravely@mastodon.social)Attached: 1 image 🚶🏽‍♂️ 🏁 what I'm considering The Excelsior. Lovely neighborhood of sidewalk gardens and views. Dipping into McLaren Park for the final few east side walks was a nice bonus. Getting there on the 14 or 49 or BART was convenient but the time it took limited how often I could get any miles in on weekday mornings. Luckily the buses stop a block from my house and are running by 6AM those mornings. Next: Outer Mission, or Portola?Mastodon

    a map of san francisco’s east side with the fefrry building in the top right corner and market at castro in the bottom left corner. Every street and alley south of market (the bottom right half of the map) has a purple line on it indicating that I’ve walked it with GPS on. A few paths are also marke on the other side - from my work to various events and up to coit tower, but not much.

  5. Lunch Walk

    A three and a quarter mile (five kilometer), 30 foot (nine meter) elevation walk over one hour, (three quarters of an hour moving) in San Francisco, California. About 6300 steps.