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San Francisco Waterfront: Ferry Building to Fort Point | Car-Free Outdoors
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Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area. San Francisco Waterfront: Ferry Building to Fort Point. San Francisco Waterfront: Ferry Building to Fort Point. November 6, 2009. Aquatic Park, Fort Mason, Golden Gate Promenade, Crissy Field Marsh, Fort Point, Wave Organ (on optional side trip). 95 miles (10.5 with optional side trip to Wave Organ). Aquatic Park to Fort Point. Download the close-up map of Golden Gate National Parks), Fort Mason. Download the Fort Mason map). Train to Embarcader...
Mission to Haight Hike: Corona Heights, Buena Vista Park, Golden Gate Park Oak Woodland | Car-Free Outdoors
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Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mission to Haight Hike: Corona Heights, Buena Vista Park, Golden Gate Park Oak Woodland. Mission to Haight Hike: Corona Heights, Buena Vista Park, Golden Gate Park Oak Woodland. December 10, 2009. Corona Heights, Buena Vista Park, Golden Gate Park oak woodlands area, Panhandle paths, San Francisco stairways. No official online maps; see link to route on Google Maps, below. Stairways, moderate hills (paved and dirt), and some flat sections. From ...
Sweeney Ridge and Milagra Ridge Along the Bay Area Ridge Trail | Car-Free Outdoors
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Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area. Peninsula and South Bay. Sweeney Ridge and Milagra Ridge Along the Bay Area Ridge Trail. Sweeney Ridge and Milagra Ridge Along the Bay Area Ridge Trail. October 8, 2009. Sweeney Ridge (and Milagra Ridge on optional side trip), both part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area; segment of the Bay Area Ridge Trail. 45 miles (7.75 miles with optional side trip to Milagra Ridge). PDF), Milagra Ridge. Start and end point:. And transfer at Millbrae to...
Get Outside and Take a Car-Free Hike This Summer | Car-Free Outdoors
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Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area. Get Outside and Take a Car-Free Hike This Summer. Get Outside and Take a Car-Free Hike This Summer. July 20, 2010. Any time of year is a good time to take a car-free hike, but summer — with additional traffic to outdoor destinations — is an especially great time to ditch the car in favor of taking transit to parks, trails, and beaches. Following is a quick index to car-free hikes by region of the Bay Area:. Circling the Lafayette Reservoir.
All-day Car-free Hike: East Bay National Skyline Recreational Trail | Car-Free Outdoors
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Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area. All-day Car-free Hike: East Bay National Skyline Recreational Trail. All-day Car-free Hike: East Bay National Skyline Recreational Trail. July 17, 2014. The East Bay Skyline Trail. Links several parks and trails, allowing a continuous hike across the ridge of the connecting ranges along the Hayward Fault known as the Berkeley and San Leandro Hills (or informally, the East Bay Hills). My Strava map of entire route. East Bay Parks maps. East Bay p...
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Pedestrianist: More Ped Space Coming to Powell Street
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Monday, June 13, 2011. More Ped Space Coming to Powell Street. Initially reported to be opening in April. The city's last Pavement-to-Parks project will finally be opening along Powell Street in mid-July. The project will close the parking lane from the end of the cable car mall all the way up to Geary and Union Square. With a six-month trial timeline, the extra space will be available to the crush of holiday shoppers at the end of the year. Labels: Pavement to Parks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Pedestrianist: Powell Street Sidewalk Widening
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Friday, December 17, 2010. Powell Street Sidewalk Widening. This Looks. AWESOME. Powell street is so thick with pedestrians, this space is badly needed. Hopefully, bringing the level of the new space up to sidewalk height will lead to it being more well-used than the brief trial. The city ran a year ago. That the project will be finished and open in April. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. People Sitting on Things that Aren't Chairs #3. Market Street Railway Blog. All-day Car-...
Pedestrianist: Pedestrianism Vol. 4
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Friday, April 10, 2009. Pedestrianism Vol. 4. Pedestrianism Vol. 4. This edition is HD by Vimeo's standards. I recommend viewing it full-screen with HD on and scaling off. Things to note in order of appearance:. The steep slope of Mariposa between Potrero and Utah Street results in steps for a sidewalk. 18th Street pedestrian bridge. Potrero Hill community garden. Is planted on former Caltrans land. McKinley Square park with its formal Victorian lawn and panoramic views. The lack of pedestrian crossings ...
Transit & Trails : Find, Plan and Share Outdoor Adventures
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What parks and trails are near my home? How do I get there? Can I plan a hike (or ride or run or.) with my friends? What if I don’t have a car. can I still go outdoors? Transit and Trails was incubated within the Bay Area Open Space Council. Transit and Trails is also available for the iPhone. Changes in plans or weather are now no big deal your trip and transportation information can be in your hands and available within a few clicks. Download the app for your iPhone here. East Bay Regional Parks Maps.
Pedestrianist: Quote of the Day
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Quote of the Day. In response to the Streetsblog article on the proposal to make Haight Street two-way. Are streets still major arteries if they are all major arteries? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer or any group I'm affiliated with. Email: pedestrianist [at] yahoo [dot] com. View my complete profile. A lot of money being bet on Kirkuk oil and demise of Islamic State. Got my pass ...
Pedestrianist: Muni, Save Me From Your Riders!
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Thursday, June 9, 2011. Muni, Save Me From Your Riders! The Bold Italic has infographic - er, photoessay . whatever you'd like to call it - on Muni etiquette. Lord knows there's plenty to say; I doubt I'm the only one who has felt like I was watching what must have been the first time a person has ever ridden a bus in their life. Other contributors to the discussion include Muni Manners. Which doesn't seem to be as active as it once was (I'm not one to talk). Anyone have a favorite faux pas. We’re ...
Pedestrianist: DeathRace 2011
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011. You know you're in trouble when someone's grandmother scolds you. The SF Weekly. Reports that tomorrow (Wednesday, June 15) a group of seniors will protest SF's pedestrian conditions by - gasp! Crossing the street. The group will try to traverse the intersection of Third and Yosemite Streets in the Bayview in the event they're calling DeathRace 2011. Best of luck to them! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. People Sitting on Things that Aren't Chairs #3.
Pedestrianist: Fairness, Eh?
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Monday, June 27, 2011. I know, I know, I should check my email more often. While going through the spam tonight I noticed this gem from last Wednesday. My first thought is that the " SF Small Business Owners for Fairness SF. May want to target their "outreach" a little more narrowly:. Have you ever been five minutes late to move your car.and gotten hit with a parking ticket? Are you sick and tired of forking over your hard-earned cash to the city? Http:/ www.itisonlikedonkeykong.com/index.php? Actually, ...
Pedestrianist: Pedestrianism Vol. 1
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Thursday, December 4, 2008. Pedestrianism Vol. 1. Pedestrianism - Royksopp - Sing A Song. Roughly 2-mile walk through San Francisco's Potrero Hill, Showplace Square and South of Market (SoMa) neighborhoods. In this video approximately one hour is condensed into 5 minutes. Of interest is the number of vehicular code violations and obstacles to the pedestrian right-of-way that you can see in a typical trip through this city. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. WE HAVE A DATE!
Pedestrianist: Pedestrianism Vol. 5
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Sunday, June 14, 2009. Pedestrianism Vol. 5. Pedestrianism Vol. 5 - Sunday Streets. If you didn't watch it in HD, can you be sure you've seen it? If you weren't able to enjoy San Francisco's third Sunday Streets. Event - this one through the Mission District. Along Valencia people spread out in the wider street, and bicyclists drifted happily through the crowd. Kids on training wheels were at home among roller bladers and skateboarders. By the time I reached Dolores Park the streets were being turned bac...
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Safety Tips for Drivers. Last week the NYPD promoted a flyer “. Safety Tips for Pedestrians. Rdquo; in several Brooklyn neighborhoods. To support the public education efforts for safer streets, Car Free Nation offers our own tipsheet. Safety Tips for Drivers. Due to an increase in fatalities of pedestrians in New York City, our community is working hard to raise awareness of dangers that drivers pose to pedestrians, cyclists, and themselves. Make eye contact with pedestrians as you yield to them. The...
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Car-Free Outdoors | Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area
Auto-Free Outdoor Adventures in the San Francisco Bay Area. All-day Car-free Hike: East Bay National Skyline Recreational Trail. July 17, 2014. The East Bay Skyline Trail. Links several parks and trails, allowing a continuous hike across the ridge of the connecting ranges along the Hayward Fault known as the Berkeley and San Leandro Hills (or informally, the East Bay Hills). East Bay Skyline National Trail, running through Wildcat Canyon, Tilden, Sibley, Huckleberry, Redwood, and Chabot parks. This would...
Adventures in CAR FREE PARENTING | walking, biking, public transit…fun!
Adventures in CAR FREE PARENTING. Walking, biking, public transit…fun! Related Writings and Resources. Bernard and Fern on bikes! A friend and her son are living with us now so we are beginning to venture into getting around with two kids the car-free way. It’s a learning curve! We hope to write more about it and hear your stories about how you get around with multiple kids. June 23, 2014. Biking to the Y…DeAnna, Ramona, and their Extra Cycle. DeAnna and Ramona on their Extra Cycle. Here is the poster:.
The Hours of the Universe
The Hours of the Universe. 8220;A broad margin of leisure is as beautiful in a man's life as in a book. Haste makes waste, no less in life than in housekeeping. Keep the time, observe the hours of the universe, not of the cars.” - Henry David Thoreau. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. Nifty Blogs of Note. Here's a nifty blog, sponsored by PSTA:. Http:/ ridepsta.wordpress.com/. Also, I love this idea:. Http:/ www.fastcoexist.com/1679580/gas-prices-too-high-have-you-considered-sewage. Saturday, April 14, 2012.
Car-Free Poetry Anthology
What is car-free poetry? Poems that feature people walking, bicycling and taking buses, subways and trains to get around. Poems that depict the experiences and encounters that happen when you’re not enclosed in a car. Poems that use alternative transportation as a metaphor. Examples of car-free poems. Denver Butson Tuesday 9:00 AM. Ted Kooser Walking to Work. Naomi Shihab Nye The Rider. In a Station of the Metro. Study in a Late Subway.
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Car Free Portsmouth | Going car free or reduced in Portsmouth!
Try Transit Week: September 15 to 19! Car Free/Reduced Resources : Public Transit 1. Car Free/Reduced Resources : Cycling. Diary Of Amy Rigby. An Englishman in Latvia. One Room With A View. Food, writing, random musings, and everything I enjoy. Mary Jo Watts (mid0nz). Boy with a hat. Deborah J. Brasket, Writer. Going car free or reduced in Portsmouth! Try Transit Week: September 15 to 19! September 13, 2014. Hello, hope your September is well, and my apologies about the hiatus in posting. June 21, 2014.
Car-Free in PVD | Living without a car in Providence, RI
Living without a car in Providence, RI. About Car-Free in PVD. Why do I commute by bicycle? January 6, 2015. The term “sharrow” is a portmanteau of “shared lane marking arrow” or something like that. It’s a bike symbol and a couple of chevrons painted on a street intended to indicate the optimal place for a cyclist to ride. It’s the weird looking thing in the foreground. In Providence over 3 years ago. The first sharrows I saw in town were on Gano street back in 2011. But the first sharrows that appe...
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