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'''Edgehill Mountain Open Space Preserve''' | |||
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'''View through the trees towards the Pacific Ocean.''' | |||
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Unfinished History
View of Edgehill from near Mt. Davidson looking north, 1973.
Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp28.2645
Edgehill Mountain Open Space Preserve
Photo: Chris Carlson
View through the trees towards the Pacific Ocean.
Photo: Chris Carlsson
A private residence teeters off the edge of Knockash Hill (center) after severe storms washed away the hill on the 1st day of 1997. This is a recently developed luxury neighborhood near Forest Hill, above Ulloa near Portola.
Photos: Chris Carlsson
November 2007, ten years later, the slope has been entirely re-engineered to prevent further landslides, in San Francisco's ongoing effort to thwart nature with its architecture.
Photo: Chris Carlsson