I went out first thing this morning and there was a layer of fog over San Diego and was not sure what the day would bring. Ann, Cathy, Pauline, Mike and I booked a wonderful tour today exploring a lot of new territory…. Roger, our guide, picked us up at 8:00 am sharp and off we went. The weather turned out to be just amazing. We covered the following points of interest on our 9-hour tour:
· Pier
39 and Fisherman’s Wharf
· Ghirardelli
Square
· Lombard
Street
· Chrissy
Park
· Palace
of Fine Arts
· Presidio
· Golden
Gate Bridge, Fort Points and North Vista Point
· Climbed
Tamalpias Mountain to Muir Woods Marin to see the 500 to 900 year old Redwood
trees
· Muir
Beach overlook
· Sausalito
and Issaquah Point Houseboat community
· Picnic
lunch at Mollie Stone’s
· Cavallo
Point
· Marin
Headlands Rodeo Beach Golden Gate NRA (National Recreation Area) 22,000 acres
overlooking the Golden Gate Straights and across from Baker Beach
· Battery
Spencer Lookout
· Sea
Cliff Estates, a very affluent area.
· Land’s
End and Lincoln Park Golf Course
· Legion
of Honor and Holocaust Memorial Palace
· Twin
Peaks
· Richmond
District
· Fort
Miley
· Naval
Memorial of the Guadalcanal
· Windmill
at Queen Wilhelmina Park
· Golden
Gate Park
· California
Academy of Sciences,
· Band
Shells and Japanese Tea Garden
· Haight
Asbury
· The
Castro district
· El
Camino Real Mission
· Painted
Ladies Victorian houses
· Chinatown
· North
Beach Italian section
· Coit
Tower
To At the end the day, Cathy and I visited Coit Tower for a great view of the ship and city. When we parked at the Coit Tower there was a Coyote alert sign, as luck would have it we spotted two coyotes on our way back to the ship. Nice surprise to cap off our day… It was an absolutely amazing day and thanks to Roger for his knowledge of the San Francisco area and taking us to see many new sites. To finish off the day, after dinner, we went out on a the back deck for sail away from San Francisco. During our time in San Francisco, we had a great time and excellent weather. On to Ensenada….
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