Elizabeth Benefiel: Tupperware for sale on Clement Street.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Flowering bush in Laurel Heights.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Window display at Touch of Brasil clothing shop.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Field and jungle gym in Laurel Hill Playground. Very nice place to play soccer or just take the kids.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Do some window shopping along this passage between Mayfair and California.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Baseball diamond in Laurel Hill Playground.

Elizabeth Benefiel: CPMC on California street. This is a major hospital, formerly the site of Children's Hospital. CPMC also has a large campus in the Fillmore area.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Flowers and wreaths in the doorways to apartments on Spruce street.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Pattern on a railing on Euclid street.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Vine artfully trimmed around a garage door. It's seeing little details like this that make walks in this neighborhood so delightful.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Wedding dress in the window of Peninou French Laundry.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Another delightful doorway to a mansion in Presidio Heights.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Standoffish mannequin in the window of a shop.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Mansion on Spruce Street in Presidio Heights.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Pansies and other flowers in a small garden by the sidewalk.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Imposing entrance to a mansion on Walnut Street in Presidio Heights.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Pink flowers on a trellis in a yard on Clay street. Presidio Heights, like Seacliff, Pacific Heights and Cow Hollow, is home to many impressive floral displays like this one.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Decorative window outside Assab, an Eritrean restaurant.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Very purple house in Glen Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Sign outside the Little Red Hen Community Garden in Diamond Heights.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Police academy in Diamond Heights, just down the street from the Syrian Orthodox Church.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Wooden staircase in Glen Canyon Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: View of Christopher Playground from Crags Court.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Fog blowing in on Diamond Heights. This neighborhood gets a lot of fog, so bring a sweater!

Elizabeth Benefiel: Zipcar parking spaces in Diamond Heights.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Modernist houses in Glen Park, a 10 minute walk away from two different parks.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Rectangular safety door on Gold Mine Drive.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Staircase behind Shepherd of the Hill church. Lots of steep hills here, at least the roads aren't straight!

Elizabeth Benefiel: Czech restaurant that serves $20-30 meals and good beer.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Horse mural on a barn by DMS.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Reminder to drive slowly down Inverness Way North.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Event board in the Inverness Post Office. Lots to do in Inverness and West Marin.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Wayward Miss dry docked (the joke writes itself!) in Inverness, California.

Elizabeth Benefiel: View of Tomales Bay from behind the Inverness Store.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Casual SWPL/granola cafe in Inverness.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Boats at the Inverness Yacht Club.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Benches at a small neighborhood park on Hilritas Avenue.

Elizabeth Benefiel: View of the city from Glen Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Map for the 52 bus's new route through Glen Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Raising the American flag.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Pentagrams on a safety door in Glen Park. Do they attract or repel the wrong kind of attention? Who knows...

Elizabeth Benefiel: Bilingual (English & Chinese) Lutheran church in Glen Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: View of the Transamerica Tower from the Walter Haas Playground.

Elizabeth Benefiel: SF Fire Department headquarters in Glen Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Bonsai tree. The yards in this area are meticulously well-kept.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Plants opposite Miraloma Playground. Plenty of trees, flowers, and shrubs in this neighborhood.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Baseball diamond at Miraloma Playground.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Another black and white house in Miraloma Park.

Elizabeth Benefiel: Miraloma Elementary School is right next door to the playground. (Where are the windows though?!)

Elizabeth Benefiel: View of San Francisco and Daly City from the playground.