Photo by Wolfgang Schubert RichmondSFBlog reader Wolfgang hipped me to this bovine that lurks over Lake Street near 3rd Avenue. Whether her official name is Bessie is unknown. If you don’t look closely, you might onhealthy albendazole miss her perched… Continue Reading
Oldsf.org is a new website that launched recently, offering users a chance to browse through photos, by location, from the San Francisco Public Library’s San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Site creators Dan Vanderkam and Raven Keller assigned locations to –… Continue Reading
Photo by Adam Chin San Francyclo, based in the neighborhood, offers guided bike tours of the city for all levels of cyclists. Owner Jason will soon be opening up a bike shop on Arguello too. Attention inner Clement merchants: City… Continue Reading
The Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Cathedral on Geary, reflected from a nearby window. Photo by JLfromSF.
Photo by Joseph Hatfield I’ve been seeing these flowers all over San Francisco and thanks to RichmondSFBlog reader Gabriel, I now know they are a type of Amaryllis known as “Naked Ladies”. Named so because the leaves die away before… Continue Reading
“Hey, Ma! We’re getting married!” Photo by Vivian Sachs Gus’ Discount Tackle on Balboa featured in the New York Times (via BayCitizen). “A photo of a tumor-ridden 20-pound goldfish pulled from Lake Merced, likely a former pet, is tacked among… Continue Reading
Sutro Baths, 1910 Rayko Photo Center (428 3rd Street) is hosting a photo show entitled Sutro San Francisco: The ‘Outside Lands’ a Century Apart. The show features the work of photographer Dan Ross, who for this exhibit, juxtaposes black-and-white photos… Continue Reading
Photo by Wolfgang Schubert RichmondSFBlog reader Wolfgang sent in this humorous photo of a real estate sign at 830 El Camino del Mar in Sea Cliff. The views of the bay from this property are spectacular, and in theory you… Continue Reading