LA...In wykein yn Los Angeles

Sunset at Crescent Heights looking toward the Hollywood Hills



Hmmmm....interesting name....



West Hollywood streetscene



Patio El Moro on Fountain--the home of many stars and starlets in the 1950s



Fabulous apartments at the junction of Fountain and San Vincente



El Mirador on Sweetzer



Looking west on Sunset Blvd



Detail of the Sunset Tower



The Sunset Tower Hotel--home to many famous Hollywood stars in the Golden Age of cinema. On the right the Sunset Plaza Hotel.

Views from Tank Hill on a Cold Morning

Looking down on Mono Steps from Market St.



Pemberton Steps. The climb is worth the effort!



Looking northward on Greystone Terrace at Pemberton



Peeking between two buildings on Greystone Terrace



Another hidden gem of a view from Greystone Ter



Looking downtown from atop Tank Hill



Mt Sutro Forrest covered in non-native eucalyptus trees



Golden Gate Park and the deYoung Museum tower poking out over the treetops



The view directly north with St Ignatius, the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands, Pacific Heights, in the distance Bay and Tiburon



Looking down on Cole Valley from top



The Castro and Mission Districts. 18th St is the long straight street running the length of the photo.



Looking down from the top at Twin Peaks Blvd and the beginning of Greystone Terrace. In the distance both Market and Corbett Streets wind their way to the top.



You just can't escape the hideous Sutro Tower

Churches....Tsjerken

The Church of the Advent (Episcopal)



St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church



First Baptist Church



Baha'i Temple



Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation



Main Altar at St Mary's



St Mary's Cathedral (Catholic)

Walking Around

After an arsonist set fire at 16th and Market



Mansion on Castro

Spring has sprung! De maityd komt oan!

On the Bay....Fan in Fearboat op 'e Baai

The Golden Gate at Sunset



Looking back at Angel Island, with Alcatraz and Mt Tamalpais in the distance



Approaching the City from Larkspur

Not Forgotten...Net Ferjitten

The Edge...neighborhood hangout for years...closed.

Update: Reopened with new owners within one week.