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Posted: 29 Mar 2017

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avocado tree sf - for mom

avocado tree sf - for mom
snapshot out hotel window - a 4 story tall avocado tree. who knew?

Andy Rodker, Marko Novosel, , Maeluk have particularly liked this photo

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 raingirl
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merci beacoup! vous etes tres gentile (sorry, perhaps there shouldn't be the letter 'e') happy weekend to you as well!
7 years ago.
 Diane Putnam
Diane Putnam club
My favorite city - well, outside of Italy. LOVE SF! If you get to the outer districts (Sunset, Richmond, Cow Hollow, etc), there are trees on the streets. One problem is the frequent blasting wind, so they plant small ones to avoid impaling people's cars. I lived further south in Half Moon Bay, where the wind is even worse. I was shocked to see NO trees on most streets and little 10' ones on Main St. Even those blow over on occasion!
7 years ago.
 raingirl
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you copy most of our sentiments exactly. and my husband and i honeymooned in Half Moon Bay before going on to SF. and Italy - well of course!!

i never thought of the wind as being a reason for the tree situation. interesting.
7 years ago.
 Andy Rodker
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Reminds me of a very large and old avocado tree against a palace wall in Santillana del Mar in Cantabria in the North of Spain. What astonished me wasn't the tree itself but the fact that it was heavily laden with fruit - in February!!!!
7 years ago.
 raingirl
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Have you been to San Fransisco? It has a very european feel, so it doesn't surprise me that you are reminded of a tree in Spain. This tree, however, was not full of fruit in March, though I think the lemon tree that was in the back right corner had fruit.
7 years ago.

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