San
Francisco 2004
A
view of the Golden Gate Bridge just before we walked across it.
The
green on this building is from the copper patina that was used in the
architectural detail. Just to the left side, one can see the bottom of
the Trans-America Building.
Emmy
and Laurel under one of the gates into Chinatown.
The
intersection of Haight and Ashbury: Hippie Central in the late sixties.
Now the area is populated by clothing stores, head shops, books, kitsch
coffee shops and the occasional homeless person.
A
statue of a sailor (WWII?) at the park on the north side of the Golden
Gate Bridge. He looked very, cold, lonely and determined .
Turkeys!
We were on the road to Tennessee Valley Beach and a flock of wild turkeys
just walked by.
Emmy
spotted this deer just after we started our walk to Tennessee Valley Beach.
Tennessee
Valley and Beach
Rock
formations at the beach.
An
arch near Fisherman’s Pier that framed this WWII ship/floating museum.
The
welcome sign for Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. It still bears the marks
from the two year long American Indian occupation or the island in the
1970’s.
Matt
and Laurel on Alcatraz Island, by the National Park sign.
Maximum
Security. The Hole...
The
San Francisco Skyline from Alcatraz
The
Golden Gate Bridge from the deck of the Alcatraz ferry boat
The
Rock
A fountain in the middle of Ghirardelli Square.
