Sure to help more than a few movers, the 'Guide To San Francisco' by Drew Hoolhurst is a new-school and cheeky guide to planning where one may want to move in the coastal city.
Covering the main 'hoods in San Francisco, the guide is complete with both computer graphic images and succinct texts giving an overview of each district. Undoubtedly directed toward young people, the guide points out where hipsters hang out, where start-ups get their start and the best areas for beer. Full of personality and clearly coming from a place of experience, this is a playful guide to a dynamic place. Unlike other older guides, this points out important social information in a no-nonsense style, setting it well apart from traditional content of its kind.
Sure to be of great help and great amusement to many viewers, Hoolhurst proves his abilities in this guide.
Graphic Neighborhood Guidance
The 'Moving To San Francisco' Guide by Drew Hoolhurst is Hilarious
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