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The Riptide, Les James (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

http://www.riptidesf.com

Site of Candlestick Park, from japan (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

I have great respect Joe Montana

McCovey Cove, Guest (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

Who never played at this ballpark.

Corner of Haight and Ashbury, Charliee_Foxtro wrote 12 years ago:

Visited this area once...not too impressed.

Adobe Systems San Francisco, TLU2008 wrote 12 years ago:

You ruined Flash!!!

Lombard Street, TLU2008 wrote 12 years ago:

Would love to zip down this thing at 40 MPH.

San Francisco, California, Jaded Bay Area Local (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

Yup, it's a nice place. Every resident in SF could go out to dinner on the same night, and there would still be room for tourists. ;-) Are you thinking of moving here? Consider that July is one of the colder, damper months, it's one of the most expensive places in the country, if not the world to live. And in spite of it's rather liberal reputation, it's really rather provincial. And yes, the population is dominated by people who fled their humdrum lives in bland places, and/or their families. There's a bar in the Mission District which explicitly charges hipsters more for beer!

Site of Candlestick Park, will49 wrote 12 years ago:

Scheduled to be demolished after the Niners move in 2014.

Site of Candlestick Park, Changqing Howe (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

This is the site of the last live concert by the Beatles on August 29, 1966.

Cat Park, TLU2008 wrote 12 years ago:

Awesome. :)

Financial District, farris (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

this is a great city

Archbishop Riordan High School, crusader-fan (guest) wrote 12 years ago:

This is the best school in the archdiocese

Grateful Dead House, B422 wrote 12 years ago:

"Standing on the moon, where talk is cheap and vision true Standing on the moon, but I would rather be with you Somewhere in San Francisco on a back porch in July Just looking up to heaven at this crescent in the sky"

Hipster Hill, cathy (guest) wrote 13 years ago:

good one. HA

Design District, guest (guest) wrote 13 years ago:

It's obscure, but not really made-up. Seems to be used mainly by people associated with cca, and some of the businesses in the area that aren't part of the showplace square complex. It's also been used by the city recently when referring to the blocks directly adjacent to to 7th street (but not the area west of 8th).

Potrero Hill, STARBABY (guest) wrote 13 years ago:

Lived on Connecticut Street. Got out of the Projects..yay. Cesar Chevez used to be Army Street. Still call it that name. Can't get my head around CC Street. Great place to grow up. Now projects taken over by gangs, but the Major is going to knock down the blocks for the uuber rich people coming...hey get your groove on San Francisco:)

KFC/Taco Bell, C. Anderson (guest) wrote 13 years ago:

For many years during the 1960s-1990s, this building was an "H. Salt, esquire" Fish and Chips shop.

Former UC Berkeley Extension Campus, C. Anderson (guest) wrote 13 years ago:

This was also the site of one of the largest refugee camps of the 1906 Earthquake and Fire. Hundreds of tent were erected on this site in the year following the April 18th disaster. The old "Protestant Orphans Asylum" stood at the top of this hill at the northeast corner of Waller and Buchannan from about 1864 until it was torn down about 1915.

2701 Broadway, FaCt (guest) wrote 13 years ago:

This house was purchased by Charlie Ayers (former executive chef for Google and former chef to The Grateful Dead).

Pier 27-Cruise Ship Terminal, JayZee wrote 13 years ago:

Location of the 2013 America's Cup finals. http://www.americascup.com/en/San-Francisco/San-Francisco/

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