ooh... and I dreamed I got lost in my dream-version of San Fransisco again--well, not "lost," I think somebody else was lost, and I was trying to explain to them how to get to dream-BART to get back to dream-Oakland: "okay, see that overpass with the sidewalk? take the sidewalk over the freeway, then keep going (north) until you get to the water, then go (east) and uphill and you'll get to the station."
I omitted the stuff about "look for the viewpoint over the pass, it's the main transit hub and a big tourist attraction," and "you can take a shortcut going up the hill if you go through the Arts District, but be careful if you do because it's easy to get lost there."
there is a "BART" station in the Arts District, under a huge multi-level semi-legal indoor market (reminiscent of a cross between Pike Place Market and a parking garage), but I'm always very careful when using that one because that's the building that almost collapsed on me when an angel had a temper tantrum there. XD
I really wish I could find either someone who is good at drawing maps and patient to deal with my ramblings, or a program that'd help me draw my own map...
@Jacel ooOOOoooooh, definitely let me know if you do, obviously I would be Very Interested! :D
of course if you go all the way up the hills you get to Nob Heights, the top ridge that used to be where the rich people had their houses. most of it is a national park/historical site nowdays. beautiful place, there's a specialized kite flying area with several stores nearby, and the view is *spectacular* in both directions, over the city and back inland. downside, it's *extremely windy* up there.