I've been on hiatus for a while with this blog, as Rachele and I went on an impromptu Tahoe trip (see above), but the whole time I was gone, I was plotting streets and new routes. I guess you could say I'm somewhat obsessed!
Today I walked through Laurel Heights, and then over to Ashbury Heights and the Haight. In the Haight, I took pictures of Charles Manson's one-time residence on Cole Street, and wondered if he recruited his followers from the neighborhood - The garage he lived in is just a half block away from a busy section of Haight Street. It seems weird to think of a psychopath wandering around our beloved, funky Haight Street neighborhood.
In Laurel Heights, I walked by the Roos House, at 3500 Jackson St. (at the corner of Locust and Jackson). Built in 1909 by architect Bernard Maybeck, the Roos House is a San Francisco landmark (#56). The house is a two story English stucco and half-timber structure, and has Gothic influences.
I also walked by 115 Walnut Street, a B&B that my parents frequented a few years ago.
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The Map Table in my apartment
The Master Map
Mansion near Locust and Washington, Laurel Heights
3500 Jackson St., Roos House
Roos House at Locust and Jackson
Roos House
Window in Roos House
Roos House
Back of Roos House
Mansion at Jackson and Laurel
Mansion at Washington and Walnut
115 Walnut St., Margaret Brennan's B&B
Margaret Brennan's House
Mansion at Walnut and Pacific
Eucalyptus Forest in the Presidio
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