There’s always someone who wants a hat
Friday July 31st 2026, 9:28 pm
Filed under: Knitting a Gift

The latest mindless Mecha hat on the needles, where the colors do the work.

I actually need to go buy more for the next one.

P.S. Given how many of the most scenic homes in Pacifica are now swimming with the fishes, I don’t even know how this place is for sale. Don’t step out the back door. Did the realtor even go in to take those pictures, or did they send a drone there, too?

Update: if you can access it, here’s the history of the place. It was a telegraph and radio transmission station, and Richard Byrd reported on his Antarctic expedition through it 98 years ago. Someone turned it into a home in 1945.


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Given the condition of the house, and the $300k reduction, I’d say it’s a tear-down. They’re trying to sell the land … what’s left of it. Good luck getting any kind of insurance.

Comment by Anne 07.31.26 @ 10:30 pm

?

Comment by Ruth 07.31.26 @ 11:18 pm

I’m chuckling at the description: “the sound os waves crashing against the shore”?

Hey, the realtor is honest – they included the sandbags in pic 51.

Comment by Pegi F 08.01.26 @ 1:13 am

It has to be just to sell the land. The condition of the home, even the interior doesn’t look “buy this home” to me. No one cares about it anymore.

Comment by DebbieR 08.01.26 @ 6:35 am

Someone actually lived in that patchwork hovel???!!! That’s sad and scary. It has to be condemned…doesn’t it?

Comment by Jayleen Hatmaker 08.01.26 @ 8:42 am



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