« Kottke mode (integrated lists & posts) | Main | The latest spammer scam: sophisticated comment abuse »

Rubbery legs and progress 2004

I took another great big walk today. Rode the Muni train to Sunset & Taravel, walked up Sunset to Judah, Judah to the Great Highway by the sea, up to Fulton, all the way in on Fulton to Broderick, over on Grove to Alamo Park, down Pierce to Haight and dinner at Axum Ethiopian restaurant. *whew*

Thanks to previous walks Fulton now joins the list of streets I've walked the entire length of:
Agate Alley, Aldrich Alley, Alma Street, Alpine Terrace, Annie Street, Anson Place, Beale Street, Belden Street, Belmont Ave, Berwick Place, Brady Street, Brenham Place, Buena Vista Avenue, Burritt Street, California Street, Campton Place, Carl Street, Cedar Street, Century Place, Charlestown Place, Chatham Place, Clarendon Avenue, Claude Lane, Clearfield Drive, Cleary Court, Clifford Terrace, Collingwood Street, Conservatory Drive, Cornwall Street, Cosmo Place, Cushman Street, Dale Place, Darrell Place, Dehon Street, Derby Street, Drumm Street, Edgewood Avenue, El Polin Loop, Elwood Street, The Embarcadero, Emma Street, Fella Place, Fernandez Street, Ford Street, Fulton Street, Germainia Street, Gold Street, Golden Court, Grand View Avenue, Grand View Terrace, Haight Street, Halleck Street, Hangah Street, Hardie Place, Harlan Place, Hemlock Street, Heron Street, Hoffman Street, Ivy Street, Java Street, Julius Street, Kobbe Avenue, La Ferrera Terrace, Landers Street, Legion of Honor Drive, Levant Street, Lick Place, Lily Street, Lincoln Way, Loma Vista Terrace, Lombard Street, Maggie Alley, Maiden Lane, Marine Drive, Mark Lane, Market Street, Mars Street, Marvel Court, McDonald Street, McDowell Avenue, Meacham Place, Merrie Way, Mesa Street, Midway Street, Miller Place, Mirabel Avenue, Mission Street, Mission Rock Street, Monroe Street, Montclair Terrace, Museum Way, Napier Lane, Newell Street, New Montgomery Street, Noe Street, Olive Street, Ophir Alley, Parkhurst Alley, Parnassus Avenue, Pearl Street, Peter Yorke Way, Petrarch Place, Piedmont Street, Pink Alley, Plaza Street, Pond Street, Potomac Street, Powell Street, Presidio Terrace, Quincy Street, Rincon Street, Robert Kirk Lane, Romain Street, Roosevelt Way, Rose Street, Ruckman Avenue, St. George Alley, Scotland Street, Sea View Terrace, Security Pacific Plaza, Shannon Street, Sharon Street, Shephard Place, Spear Street, Spofford Street, Sproule Lane, Stanton Street, States Street, Steveloe Place, Taraval Street, Tea Garden Drive, Telegraph Hill Boulevard, Tillman Place, Torrens Court, Treasury Place, Trinity Street, Troy Alley, Upper Terrace, Uranus Terrace, Van Ness Avenue, Vermehr Place, Vinton Court, Vulcan Stairway, Walter Street, Washburn Street, Western Shore Lane, Whiting Street, Withrop Street, Woodland Avenue, and probably a bunch of others I haven't remembered to mark off in the index pages of my Rand McNally San Francisco CrossStreet Directory.

Posted on May 9, 2004 at 09:00 PM in San Francisco | Permalink

Comments

« Kottke mode (integrated lists & posts) | Main | The latest spammer scam: sophisticated comment abuse »

Blog (noun) A weblog or similar brief journal usually containing links and commentary thereon. Term coined by Peter Merholz.

Visit Typepad or Blogger to start your own. (I began with hand coding, then switched to Blogger when it first became available, then to Movable Type when I wanted more control over my weblog and to have it hosted at a place of my choosing (Hurricane Electric). Since 06/2003 I've used Typepad, a hosted service built by the same folks who made Movable Type, which I love because I don't have to maintain the underlying system).

You may write to Dinah @ this domain.

Except where otherwise noted all content is copyright 1965-2018 Dinah Sanders. Please do not repost my writing or other creations elsewhere. Instead, copy a tiny bit and link to the rest. Thanks! Images are copyright of their original creators. MetaGrrrl logo and photos by Dinah are copyright 1965-2018 Dinah Sanders. Inkspot Books and the Inkspot logo have been Service Marks of Dinah Sanders since 1993.