Thursday, April 30, 2009

Bernal Heights and Precita Valley, San Francisco

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) "Walking the Neighborhoods" class taught by Max Kirkeberg. Our second neighborhood walk was Precita Valley on the northern slopes of Bernal Heights. Settlement began here at the end of the 19th century as a lower end working class neighborhood, but today homes sell for $1,000,000 if they have views.


View of downtown San Francisco from Bernal Heights

The OLLI class gathers at the barrier on Bernal Heights Blvd.

Max Kirkeberg

Max Kirkeberg and OLLI class on Bernal Heights


Bernal Heights hill and microwave tower

Lofty views of downtown San Francisco



New Housing on Ripley


Old small Victorian houses: A door and a garage (12.5 feet wide)

Remodled Victorian Houses: A door and a garage (12.5 feet wide)

New Construction: A door and a garage (12.5 feet wide)

3 comments:

Just Michael said...

I'm always looking for great places to travel to in the Bay Area, so I'm really glad I stumbled onto your blog.

I like the pictures you've put up. Keep it up

Anonymous said...

So close together! I work at a drug rehab
and we live in cabins pretty close together it's not so bad.

Vitaliy said...

Hi Nick. Nice photos. Please, tell me about your photo camera.