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Annie Street, -- A Market Street Mini-Park
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![]() Just before Annie Street ended, a small park was built to separate that end from Market Street. Unfortunately it was built more as a decorated walk that as an actual park. On this day, the only creatures present were pigeons.
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![]() Another drawback to this small park was that it was designated as a smoking area. This is contrary to San Francisco law which bans all smoking in parks.
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![]() Here was one of the two planters filled with shrubbery and a single small tree. Beyond it lay Market Street. Behind and unseen was the end of Annie Street (really an alley).
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![]() Further away from Market Street and closer to the end of Annie Street was the second planter with its shrubbery and only a single anemic tree. Notice that this is the end where trash gathered.
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![]() The end of Annie Street was marked by a small sign that read, "Skateboard and Bicycle Riding Prohibited."
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