- Noe Valley’s next 5,000 square foot home on Duncan [Socket Site]
- This won’t end well: Serial evictor tech CEO gets eviction-shamed [Beyond Chron]
- Another $5 million “epic” home hits the market, this one on 28th St [Curbed]
- Inside a precious Noe Valley home [Cup of Jo]
- First Tesla Model X spotted in the wild – in the Noe Valley Whole Foods, of course [@danz32]
- The bathroom at the Noe Valley Rec Center is really nice, but the homeless guy who lives there says it has too many bugs [@bestestname]
- Bash at the Lick film premiers at the Sports Film Fest in LA [@scottkanesf]
- Don’t let this happen to your car (leave nothing behind) [@rosewinegal]
- St. Paul’s School celebrates a centennial of educating Noe Valley kids [Catholic San Francisco]
- PROOF! The Mission and Noe Valley really are sunnier than the rest of San Francisco [@rod11]
- Remembering the Castro-Noe cable car line with cool photos [Hoodline]
1 comments:
When I lived on the east slope of Potrero Hill (Pennsylvania between 20th and 22nd) in the early 70's the nicer weather was very noticeable. In the summer you could watch the fog bank come in over downtown and the Bayview but rarely would it come in over the Hill. It was the only time in the 45+ years I've lived in the City I was successfully able to grow tomatoes, green beans, zucchini and white corn that wasn't puny or wind beaten. It seemed much warmer than the neighborhoods to the west and really like living on an island in the City. Noe Valley and the Mission are sunnier than a lot of other neighborhoods but Noe Valley does get the winds.
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