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29th June 07, 06:28 PM
#16
 Originally Posted by cessna152towser
Thanks for an absolutely fascinating and engrossing thread. You have taught us so much about San Diego which we would never have known.
John Basilone certainly died a hero, though it must have been tragic for his young bride Lena to lose him so soon after their marriage.
Good eye, Alex. I tried to get that photo crisp enough to read the plaque's inscription, but I wasn't satisfied with my efforts. Glad to hear you eagle-eyed types could make it out in spite of the photo's quality.
 Originally Posted by CameronTaylor
I didn't know Hazard went THAT far back ..
I'm trying to remember some of the funnier named places in Hillcrest.
I delivered an original artwork to my friends Uncle Doug and Aunt Bob a few years back (pre-kilted days).
Carrying paintings on amtrak is not a good idea ...
Yes, Hazard in its evolving iterations have been major players in the construction business in this part of the world for a long time.
As far as humorously named places, well, Hillcrest is, as you probably know, the Gayest `hood south of San Francisco's Mission District. Its eclecticism is a big part of why we live here; those without a thick skin and a generous sense of humor need not apply.
Thanks again one and all.
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