Railroad Avenue
— by Jeffrey Wisniewski — 24 January 2011 — 4 comments below »
A sunset walk along Railroad Avenue heading toward the Bay Trail at Chelsea Wetlands (Sala is on the left)…
Neighbors protecting neighbors in the Hercules Waterfront.
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Lovely!
Beautiful location. We have to accentuate the positive. Thanks.
Very nice! I simply love this part of Hercules and fortunate to live within walking distance. Look at this pic I took not too long ago:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5100290/IMG_1005.JPG
Jeff, Years ago when Olympian Hills was built that same view of the sunset was pictured. At that time in mid 80′s the view was coined the Million dollar view. I think it is still a Million dollar view and more.