Laguna Honda Watershed ThinkWalk
From WalkSF:
 | Join Walk SF as Joel Pomerantz from ThinkWalks takes us on a tour of the changing San Francisco landscape around the Laguna Honda watershed. ThinkWalks are thought-provoking historical tours through landmarks you thought you knew. |
| Come get a “Cadillac Desert”-style look at how water and development have shaped each other and shaped San Francisco history. |
The walk will be a leisurely ramble for one mile through Golden Gate Park connecting Laguna Honda to Stow Lake, with frequent stops to fill in the historical picture. Dress warmly!
With historical photos and maps, we’ll see how the Twin Peaks valleys once met the dunes of Golden Gate Park, how dramatically the landscape has changed, and where all that water comes from to turn dunes to lush greenery. Come away with a deeper understanding of the waterways that define our San Francisco landscape.
Meet at the Garden for the Environment at 7th & Lawton at 1:00pm. The 2-hour walk will end at the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park.
See you on the 13th
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