Yesterday Travis and I traveled to San Francisco. We were worried about driving around the city and being able to find parking, preferably free, so we decided instead to take the Bay Area Rapid Transit. Also known as BART. They have free all day parking at their stations so we drove to the closest one and took a 40 minute ride into the heart of San Fran. Once in, the rest of our journey was on foot. I thought it would be no big deal since I spent a whole weekend walking around New York city, but I forgot that S.F. is very famous for its hills. I was surprised at how steep some of their hills are. Sometimes it felt like we were walking straight up! Anyway, we walked through China Town, which I must say is nicer and prettier than New York's. We also went to North Beach (Little Italy), Pier 39 at Fisherman's Wharf, Boudin sourdough bread factory, saw Coit Tower, Transamerica Pyramid, and walked all the way up Lombard street. Luckily we went to S.F. when we did because than evening on Jeopardy they had a question about the Boudin bread factory and one on Fisherman's Wharf. Unfortunately, we got both wrong, but at least we had been there a few hours prior. 

Transamerica Pyramid
Bay Bridge
Coit Tower
The Rock. Aka Alcatraz.
Boudin Bakery. They made a crocodile out of sourdough bread. Lombard Street


12 years ago

