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I'm just curious to find out if there is anywhere in the U.S outside of Boston's north end that has extremely tight and narrow residential streets like Philadelphia. Philadelphia, PA - Google Maps
Boston has tons of really awkward and tight streets, some I couldn't go through with my deville and had to go all the way around a couple blocks to get to where I needed to go.
I'm just curious to find out if there is anywhere in the U.S outside of Boston's north end that has extremely tight and narrow residential streets like Philadelphia. Philadelphia, PA - Google Maps
I was on a road in Boston that the road looked just like that with the cobblestone and concrete wheel tracks, but there were no doors or pillars just brick walls and curbs on what would be the inside of those pillars with a turn that was almost 90 degrees. it was terrible.
San Francisco, particularly in the northeastern part of the city. No as old worldly in feel as Philly, but still quite narrow, especially for a West Coast city.
San Francisco, particularly in the northeastern part of the city. No as old worldly in feel as Philly, but still quite narrow, especially for a West Coast city.
Yes, they are somewhat narrow, but they look like alleys. The streets in the Philly links are residential, with front doors and mailing addresses. Does SF have any like that?
Yes, they are somewhat narrow, but they look like alleys. The streets in the Philly links are residential, with front doors and mailing addresses. Does SF have any like that?
Those aren't alleys, even though they may look like them. Those are the front street entrances to those residences.
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it was terrible.
