Now If I did this correctly you should be able to click on this panoramic I 've created ......you should be able to save it and open it up in one of your picture viewers to enjoy the full size view..It's the image of what I will always remember ....
Not so much the newer bldgs , but the fact that as a youngster I could cut through my back yard and in just a few minutes get to a spot on the hill and look out to the Pacific Ocean , Lake Merced, spy on Westmoor High , Broadmoor Village , Jefferson High ( they are in the process of revamping the Football stands ...That's why they are missing in this picture ......
.....Well I hope you've enjoyed.....I know that many of you are in your very own Shangrai -La's, but I hope you don't forget the jewel that we once shared here at THE TOP OF THE HILL....
Happy Father's Day to all of you alums who are Dad's, and to those whose own Fathers are still around sharing with kids, grandkids and great-grandkids .......
And for those of you who would like to call me at Midnight , .......
" Hi, You've reached Rick's residence.......I'm not able to answer the phone at this moment , but if you would be kind enough to leave your name and number at the beep, I'll gladly get back with you as soon as I am able .......Thanks for calling , and I will talk to you very soon "
BEEEEEP ..............
2 comments:
From the overhead photo of Rick's place you can also clearly see Patti's house, and my house. My house was between East Vista (Rick's street) and Muirwood (Patti's street) and was the center of the five houses on Hillside Blvd. Of course Patti's house was on the top of Muirwood on the outside curve, just before Cottonwood. I used to love the sunsets each night from my living room bay window. All of Westlake was clearly visible including the faraway Farallon islands. Thinking of those days brings back memories that were clearly taken for granted.
Wayne ,
I am working on a blogpost addressing the Hillside Building project ...it is sad for many of the residents ( all your neighbors )of that particular corridor , who have lost their views ( I am estimating at least 40homes from the neighborhood) ALL THE WAY TO THE PACIFIC and beyond .....I'll probably put it on the Top of the Hill blogpost, as I don't want to sound political . Your memory seems to validate that we have stored so many cool things in our brains and at any given moment , pull it back up to enjoy . The view of the Farrallons was an incredible view ( and still is )....Thanks for sharing .
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