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"...in Northern California is not uncommon to go ten or eleven months without rain" says the guy in the video. I don't know where did he get this information but it's completely wrong; we usually have a rainy season that starts in November and lasts until April, some years even May. In the over 25 years I have lived here we have never had a rainy season shorter than three months. So, it would be a catastrophic event for the State of California, or the City of San Francisco to have ten or eleven months without rain in a year, hence that is VERY uncommon. And the area is covered in ocean fog most of the year in the evenings and sometimes the fog is so thick that you need to cover yourself or you'll get wet from the thick fog, so the threes get plenty of water throughout the year from the fog.

Burlingame was created as a private country club for San Francisco millionaires in the 19th Century. As inflation goes its now mostly only for multi millionaires and billionaires.But enjoy the dream.

couldn't agree more..

A sincere appreciation of the Golden Gate, Presidio and Pacific coast. I’ve lived close by it all for decades, hiked countless hours & watched numerous sunsets on these cliffs. It’s a sublime experience.

Hi Nate. I was wondering if I could use a few clips of Burlingame from your lovely video for a background on a website I am putting together for a local political campaign.

i definitely always thought that burlingame and surrounding areas must have the best weather in the world for my taste. never too hot (most important part), not too cold like northern states or too humid like the south US. SF seems too cold in summer while san jose and inland its too hot. even san diego beach communities cant compare.

Fantastically done. What an amazing video!

Fabulous video! Thank you..

Love Burlingame!

Great video! I have friends around the world and occasionally I like to share with them what it is like where I live. The biggest downside of Burlingame is housing cost. I was fortunate to buy many years ago and even then, my family from a not inexpensive city out of state were shocked at how much my place cost. Other than that, it's pretty perfect. I have a running joke with my brother that I can be as provincial as I want as San Francisco/ other businesses will come to town and I don't have to go to them. Case in point: right after, my Portland friends took me to Salt & Straw, one opened up in town. I just learned I don't have to make the trip to San Mateo anymore for Backhaus bread. (I'd been trying to lure Rustic Bakery down from Marin county.) And we have Pizzeria Delfina and Philz as well. For the comment below about racism, I had one experience more than 15 years ago: I was visiting a friend and an older lady would not let me park on the PUBLIC street in front of her house. I ignored her and just parked anyway. But that's it. The town - although it might not seem like it - is about 30% Asian-American/ 15% Latino/a and there is a higher % of mixed-race couples/ children than most cities. It reflects the Bay area's general population and vibe.

Welcome to Burlingame, then your second shot Is flying over Webster Street in Palo Alto almost 20 miles away from Burlingame.

Also 3 mil dollar houses

Grew up in city of Burlingame. Its beautiful

Im from Brazil. I was an exchange student in Burlingame High School (go panthers) back in 2001. I am forever greatful for that experience. I had the most amazing host family. Thanks BHS and thanks Studebaker family. Love from my hometown in Brazil.

Well done!

Incredibly lovely and well done! Thank you for making this lovely video of our beautiful town.

Well done; I love it - but now everyone's going to want to move here! :-D

Such a beautiful video, Love from Pakistan.

Thank you for making this amazing job!!!

Beautifully done!

This is beautiful!

Delightful!