Annie Street
Fort Winfield Scott
From the National Park Service:
“On June 19, 1912, Fort Winfield Scott was established in the western part of the Presidio as a coast artillery post and the headquarters of the Artillery District of San Francisco. Fort Scott housed seventeen Endicott-era gun batteries that were constructed, armed, and manned between 1891 and 1946. In 1922, Fort Scott was designated headquarters of the Coast Defenses of San Francisco, which was renamed Harbor Defenses San Francisco (HDSF) in 1925. As HDSF headquarters, Fort Scott controlled most other army forts in the bay area, including Forts Baker, Barry, Cronkhite, Miley and Funston. Only the Presidio of San Francisco and Fort Mason did not fall under Fort Scott’s command.“
Filbert Steps
I’ve been walking up the Filbert Steps and Greenwich Steps a lot.
Point Bonita
Point Bonita as viewed from the Presidio of San Francisco, San Francisco, California
Finnegan and Nella
Finnegan and Nella seem to be walking themselves, but I guess that’s just the way it is in San Francisco’s oldest park (founded in 1867) – Buena Vista Park. The park is dog friendly, so off leash is OK and the dogs run free, chase squirrels up trees and are hopefully tired later on.