Edkmak

I visited this street, and it is great. There are hundreds of peolple walking around at the latest times. It seemed abstruse to me that there could be so many people awake so late. I stayed at Luxor, New-somthing-, and Mandalay Bay. The people there were affable, and it was an accolade to be able to visit such the prestigious street. The restaurants at the top of the line, although I didn't enter due to the horrify prices. A video games called Rainbow Six Vegas (1&2) is based and has scenes on this street.

46th ave runs horizontally parallel to the beach in the outer sunset. The 18 bus line runs directly on it, providing great transportation between the Lake Merced area, the Sunset area, and the Richmond area. The bus starts at the Legion of Honor (a museum), and goes down the Stonestown Galleria, a mall. It is very convenient, especially for me, because I am a golfer and I can use the bus to fo to Lincoln GC, Harding GC, and the Olympic Club, where I work. The 46th ave itself is pretty boring, mostly residential.

This street is a long street, that starts at ocean beach all the way till 19th ave. There is a public library there, which is nice if you want to borrow books. There are all types of stores like convenient stores, paint stores, auto-part stores, and other things. There are even barber shops and laundromats. There are also many restaurants there, from Japanese to KFC. Traffic is normal, nothing very serious. A high school lays nearby and there can be kids walking around with open-campus lunch on weekdays noontime.

This street is used for transportation from one end of sunset to get to the other. This street replaces 37th ave, and it starts from Lake Merced, all the way down. It is pretty much automobiles that go down the two parallel streets, which go in opposite directions. There are traffic lights that control the traffic. Be warned though, because there has been a history of traffic accidents. The cars go at about 30-35 miles an hour. There is no direct connection between the parallel streets, you have to make a right turn, go down to the next street, and then turn left left to go to the other street going in the opposite drection.

This street is a very quiet street with all residential houses. There is no stores or anything special on this street that is known to me, and I have lived here my whole life. the 29 bus passes on sunset boulevard, and the 18 passes 46-th, but that is all. Sewege is good, because it never floods. Nieghbors are friendly, and do no disturb people in the mornings. The traffic is clear because nobody needs to park, and there is barely any social activity on the street. I do not know of dogs that bark at night. This street is comparable to oretega street and kirkahnm street.

This street is a very quiet street, with mostly residential houses. There are not many cars on this street because of its terrible 2-way stops. The 29-bus passes this street on sunset blvd., and the 18 passes it on 46th ave. The inner part of sunset has a school nearby, called Lawton Alternative. It is a K-8 school, and is considerably small. This street is pretty boring, but it is nice and quiet with no trouble anywhere.

This street is very quiet, but on weekday afternoon, its gets pretty busy because all the A.P. Giannini Middle school kids get off school during that time. The school is also connected to a library, the Oretega Branch of the SF Public Library. It is nice and small, and in 2009, it is going to go under renovation. Besides the school and the library, the street is a quiet, mostly residential, street.

This street is a favorite of mine with all of its different choices of food and market. Many different types of food can be eaten on this street. There is an Office Max on the street, and also Hoover middle school which is on that street too. The street runs all the way down to the downtown area, resulting in a street which connects downtown, sunset, and Richmond districts together. Parking is bad, but it is worth it for all the different types of things that can be bought.

Clement is a place that I go to a lot becasue of the many Chinese superstores and cheap gorceries. You can buy many things there like fish and fruit, for less amount of money compared to Safeway. You can also go to many Chinese bakeries which serve great, steaming hot buns. Not only are there Chinese cultered places, but there are also many other types of resturants. Besides the food, I wouldnt say there is much entertainment there. The traffic is horrible though, and there is a lot of jaywalkers so watch out. Parking may also be a problem. Not for an inexperienced driver.

This street is an interesting street because of its vast quantity of foods. From about 25th street and up, you will see many grocery stores, like Safeway, 22nd produce, and many more Chinese grocery places. It is very convenient to live perhaps 2 blocks away because it would be a breeze to buy what you want for dinner. There are a various number of restaurants that serve Japanese and Chinese food. There are also 2 or 3 bakeries that bake very good tasting breads and cakes. Although this sounds like a great street visit, make sure you are an experienced driver because there are all sorts of crazy people double parking and jaywalking, so you should really be careful. Besides the traffic, the street is great!

This street is a great residential street due to its friendly neighbors and accessible public transportation. There are 3 schools around this street, which are Holy Name, Lawton Alternative, and Francis Scott Key Elementary School. Lawton and Francis Scott Key are California distinguished schools. There is also a Christian church located on 43rd and Lawton, so if you would like to worship Jesus, it would be easy to. Public transportation can get you to many places. The 19 goes from Stonestown Shopping Center to Paul and 3rd street. The 18 goes from Legion of Honor to Stonestwon Shopping Center, which is quite useful if you live towards the ocean. A couple of blocks of walking can also get you to the N-Judah, which can take you downtown, and also the 71, which goes up Noriega.