BY BILL PICTURE Published: April, 2019 The San Francisco Bay Trail turns 30 this year. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) and a number of trail-side cities are celebrating with a photo exhibition, a new social media campaign and the unveilings of some exciting new sections of trail. The idea for the trail was […]
Published: October, 2001 A picture of the waterfront of the early 1850’s is a picture of the town itself in its cradle days. Oakland was a typical American small-port village, clustering mainly about lower Broadway, called Main Street in 1854. Two wharves jutted out into what was then the ship channel, with only two and […]
Published: July, 2015 African and South American tribes with river and coastal cultures have paddled while standing up in canoes and rafts for thousands of years. However, the stand-up paddleboard sport that we see today began taking off in the United States around 2005. The first production paddleboards were brought to market in 2006 and […]
