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I wish your posts would go on forever…
What a beautiful neighborhood. There is something attractively quaint and inviting with preserved historic beauty that isn’t in-your-face modern. So many things to comment on, but that bed of ice flowers is amazing the way it looks like a sort of glacier flowing over the sides of the wall. But everything is worth a comment, the bike under tree, the “bell” flowers, succulents, peeling bark! Again, the character of the houses are a special feature. I don’t mind modern structures/developments, but these types of neighborhoods take me back to another time of values and potential that is long gone.
I know it may sound funny, but this post of such a neighborhood founded in the 50’s provides a needed pick me up in context of the news of Geoff Hinton’s commentary on the dangers of AI and the coming future. I do miss much of the old glory days, but can’t stop what is coming. Still, a nice virtual walk like this through Fleetridge and similar does provide a welcome beauty that hopefully will persist.
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Walking Fleetridge
Fleetridge is a neighborhood we have always loved but at first couldn't afford. However, once we got to seriously looking, we couldn't bring ourselves to move there. The homes are from the same era as ours, and feel familiar, but they have relatively smal...
The views are truly phenomenal,
and the vintage F-100 equally so! Despite having been to SD many times, I never walk around this particular neighborhood.... That ranch style home is 100% my type of SFR . Happy weekend Mike, Filip
I wish your posts would go on forever…
What a beautiful neighborhood. There is something attractively quaint and inviting with preserved historic beauty that isn’t in-your-face modern. So many things to comment on, but that bed of ice flowers is amazing the way it looks like a sort of glacier ...
My pleasure
I walk for you guys as well as for sunlight, exercise and mental refreshment.
Thanks for the photos Mike.
Looks like an amazing and peaceful place with a fantastic view. I can understand why people wants to live there. It always strikes me how open your front lawns/gardens are compared to here in Scandinavia. Here we have hedges, bushes and trees (some even w...
I enjoy the residential shots
Good to see the many different architectural details. I designed my own home and we just passed 4 years living here. Everything I could have ever imagined. And yet I would still love to do it again.