Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three mile (four and three quarters kilometer) walk is indicated. About 6000 steps and 49 feet (15 meters) elevation over one hour, (three quarters of an hour moving).
Inspired but in no way meeting the bar set by the amazingly incredible early girl tomato marg I had at the pizza, bagel, and beer fest last weekend
Figure 1. photo of a Neapolitan pizza w/ sauce, cheese, and basil.Figure 2. macro photo of a Neapolitan pizza w/ sauce, cheese, and basil from crust to crust.Figure 3. macro photo of a Neapolitan pizza w/ sauce, cheese, and basil, sliced, showing off the crust.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a four mile (six and three quarters kilometer) walk is indicated. About 8200 steps and 112 feet (34 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (one hour moving).
😬 a lil’ nervous, I have an appointment with a stylist this afternoon, my first since February 2020, when I was forced to end years of an every-three-weeks wash and style scissor-cut booking near the office (a luxury). I, eventually started cutting my own.
I found “very short” to be pretty easy to DIY, but decided to let it go nearly two years ago and started growing it out long, w/ DIY maintenance.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three mile (four and three quarters kilometer) walk is indicated. About 6000 steps and 92 feet (28 meters) elevation over three quarters of an hour.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a two mile (three kilometer) walk is indicated. About 3900 steps and 197 feet (60 meters) elevation over half an hour.
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a one and a quarter mile (two kilometer) walk is indicated. About 2600 steps and 59 feet (18 meters) elevation over half an hour, (a quarter hour moving).
Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and a quarter mile (five and a quarter kilometer) walk is indicated. About 6700 steps and 105 feet (32 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (one hour moving).
also the interior panels seem to have a much fresher coat of orange paint than what we typically see from the rest of the city
Figure 1. a photograph of a large radio tower, Sutro Tower, in san francisco at a dutch angle with the sun centered opposite, shining through the tower supports with fog throughout. the upper spires of the tower are casting long shadows in the fog.Figure 2. selfie more or less under the tower of a large radio tower in san francisco, or at least as close as it can be approached without working there.Figure 3. the tower from the western woods, a very muddy singletrack leads straight away in the bottom left in a green, sun-dappled forest, while the red and white tower looms to the rear in the top right.
🏁 what I’m considering “the rest of Eureka Valley”, Clarendon Heights?, Upper Market, and Midtown Terrace. I’m gonna have to come back for the interior of Laguna Honda.
I’ve bee consistently pecking away since my last post in April, but for most of them I need to “get there” first which makes it harder to do in the morning. I’d rather bike when I have that much time. Then summer break started, vacations, etc.
Next idk, maybe Dogpatch and Mission Bay?
Figure 1. A San Francisco street map centering the area around Twin Peaks, bound by 17th street along the north, Noe St. to the east, Portola to the south, and 9th ave on the west. Surrounding Twin peaks, most streets have a meandering purple GPS path I’ve logged on it, generally completing (in order I walked it) Eureka Valley, Clarendon Heights, Upper Market, and Midtown Terrace.
