RON HENGGELER |
March 17, 2009
March photos
A slice of the Bay Bridge through buildings in the Financial District |
The Columbarium at Geary and ArguelloBlvd. |
Francisco and Janis |
Francisco and Janis |
Detail of Francisco and Janis |
The front facade of the Ritz Carlton espied from the Powel and Sacramento |
The Transamerica Pyramid through the 'eye' of the Golden Gate Bridge's north tower as seen from the Cozelman Road in the Marin Headlands |
Ocean Beach across from the Beach Chalet |
Full moon and the Queen Wilhelmina Windmill in Golden Gate Park Located under the grand Dutch (North) windmill at the west end of Golden Gate Park, you will find out why the Queen Wilhelmina Garden has been delighting visitors since the 1900s. The garden is named after the Dutch Queen Wilhelmina, who is best known for having a reign longer than any other Dutch monarch. Each year, flower bulbs are donated by the Dutch Bulb Growers’ Association. The tulips of the garden are a popular draw for tourists and wedding parties alike, and are best enjoyed from March 15 through April 15. |
The Verdi Monument on the Music Concourse in Golden Gate Park |
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