Showing posts with label walking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label walking. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2023

HOW to Be and STAY Slender ALL your Life in San Francisco

Live in area or in a city that has mountains for streets and YOU will be healthy for most of the rest of your Life! 

Walk, run or just get out onto those steep hills of San Francisco everyday as I have in my teen years, and you'll stay well, healthy and slender! Why go to a gym when all you need to do is get outside onto the streets of San Francisco! Really! I only weigh now about 15pounds over what my weight was when I was a young teen living in my City by the Bay!

I have never ever weighed over 130 pounds! Really!









Monday, September 15, 2008

the view from the span....

well, I finally did it... though it didn't feel like the last time!

When I was but a wee lad, I used to bike and walk across the Golden Gate Bridge. I must have been over that bridge at least ten times before I left the City in 1972. Perhaps the last time I walked across that bridge would have been in 1970 or earlier.

Since my return to the City, I've been wanting to repeat the experience... and I can now say I did it. With some friends, I hiked last Saturday from Baker's Beach to the toll plaza, across the breezy and crowded bridge where I made at least 20 stops for fotos then had to run to catch up with my (quickly) departing friends, then down the highway to Sausalito. As that walk-aholic lad, I used to go to the end of the boardwalk where I ate fish and chips at an Arthur Treacher's fish and chips shop; I hear that place is now no longer. Then I would either return to the City by the same route, or if biking, continue to Stinson Beach via Mt Tam.

oooooh, those were the days!!

Sunday I went to photograph the pelicans and sailing boats from the Hyde Street pier.

Concerning the eye surgery: I now have almost all of the required items in preparation of my surgery Wednesday. In just two and a half days my biggest question will be: Will I see or not? Will I lose my better eyesight or ....? How long will it take to fully recover, or at least see well enough to drive and to continue capturing the little details of this passing life?



Enjoy the fotos!!