Walking through Beacon Hill at the Liberty Hotel: Taste of Beacon Hill 2010
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ColorhungryPosted
Fri 02 Jul 2010 8:11pm
Wednesday night I put on my dancing shoes and headed out to “Taste of Beacon Hill,” at the amazing Liberty Hotel , thanks to Yelp Bosto n- thanks for the tickets, Yelp..., there was no dancing, but what I got was far better- the chance to sample summer fare of 26 restaurants on Beacon Hill in Boston. They had it all- the good, the bad, and the ugly. Luckily
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Walking up the hill.....Daddy wa...
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Tara M.Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 8:15pmWalking up the hill.....Daddy was home today as he braved the elements to get to the airport yesterday in the blizzard, only to have the flight canceled due to the Airport being closed....we got record snow in Central Park and parts of Long Island and New England.....what fun!
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Go for a walk, up a hill
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Spin Diva !.Posted
Thu 31 Dec 2009 5:37am
Photo by SpinDiva "Windmill Walk" For the first time since I moved I purposely engaged in physical exercise. I figured since I've been getting my workout from running up and down the stairs, lifting heavy boxes and kids; and walking...
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Walking the Hills
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Monica O.Posted
Mon 02 Nov 2009 10:03pm
running and feeling great and then I hit a hill and “WHAM!” I feel like I ran into a wall and I need to walk. Boo.
I have no desire for hill training right now, but I did check.... There aren’t too many hills so I will continue to walk the hills around here and hope I don’t run into any surprises on the marathon!
Breakfast was a steamy bowl of oatbran made
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Stairway Walk – Forest Hill
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Paul B.Posted
Wed 30 Sep 2009 10:00pm
, according the Adah Bakalinsky, the most elegant of all stairways in San Francisco, the grand Pacheco Stairs.
WHAT: Forest Hill Stairway Walk
WHEN: 25 October from 11am to 3pm
WHERE...
Link to Google Map
It’s time to leave Old San Francisco and venture west into the neighborhood known as Forest Hill. Forest Hill contains the largest collection
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Stairway Walk – Russian Hill North
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Paul B.Posted
Tue 23 Mar 2010 11:16am
on Russian Hill this month, and the southern walk in May. It’s a two-part walk you’ll be sure to want to catch both sections, and you’ll get to explore some of the small pockets... in other of our walks, this one will pose no problem for you.
Here’s a
link to the map.
WHAT: Stairway Walk – Russian Hill North
WHEN: Sunday 25 April 2010 at 11:00am
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Walk #352: Hills!
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Allan StellarPosted
Fri 18 Dec 2009 12:00am
Now that I've announced my intention (the CR trip) it is time to do the work. Angel and I ran the long loop. Then I cinched up my backpack and spent 1/2 hour walking up and down a couple of hills. I threw a few hardcover books into the backpack for weight. It is important to get used to carrying a backpack again. These legs are strong, but need
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Stairway Walk – Apple Hill
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Paul B.Posted
Sun 15 Nov 2009 10:00pm
foothills town of Camino, California, better known as Apple Hill
We’ll meet at Cafe Flore, located at the Northeast corner of Market and Noe Streets at 10am, and proceed from there to Apple Hill, where we’ll take in the Autumn Colors, check out the apple harvest, sample all the apple wares, and if you want, we’ll visit a Christmas Tree farm or two
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Stairway Walk 3 - Nob Hill
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Paul B.Posted
Thu 19 Feb 2009 3:42pm
Well, I mentioned at the beginning of the month to keep the 22nd of February open for the next Stairway Walk, and here it is!
The Google Map Here.
Nob Hill, home of railroad barons and silver mining bonanza kings, is full of architectural details and fun stories from the mid-to-late 1800s. This walk is only 1.6 miles, has some climbing
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Stairway Walks 1: Yerba Buena Cove, Telegraph Hill, Chinatown
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Paul B.Posted
Mon 01 Dec 2008 10:00am
What: Stairway Walk #1: Yerba Buena Cove, Telegraph Hill, Chinatown
When: Sunday 7 December 2008, 11:00 - 15:00
Where: SE Corner of First St. and Market St.
Who: You!
I’m going to be leading the first of a series of Stairway Walks inspired by the book, Stairway Walks in San Francisco, by Adah Bakalinsky. This first walk is right from
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