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| It was a very clear day and you could see for miles. |
| Sausolito is across the Bay. |
| We crossed the Golden Gate and took more photo's. You can see San Francisco in the background. |
| The Palace of Fine Arts was a large, unusual, beautiful structure. There were swans, turtles and koi fish in the water surrounding the front of the building. |
| Above and to the left are the Victorian homes that are called the "Painted Ladies" |
| Above is the "Crookedest" street in the world. It is said that if you drive or walk down it, you will lose your "evil" spirits. |
| When we arrived at the bottom of the Crookedest Street, we could see Coit Tower. We drove up to it and took some wonderful pictures from the top of it. Because it was such a clear day, we saw the Oakland Bay Bridge, the TransAmerica Building, Alcatraz, the Crookedest Street and Pier 39. |
| Oakland Bay Bridge San Francisco (TransAmerica Building is the pointed one.) |
| Alcatraz & Pier 39 |
| The Crookedst Street |
| Pier 39 |
| In the background is Coit Tower and the TransAmerica Building. |
| At the left end of Pier 39 this big guy gave us quite a show. |
| We had lobster dinner at Fishermen's Wharf |
| Then took a ride on the Cable Car |
| This is the spot where they turn the cable cars around. |
| TransAmerica Building is in the background. |
| To the left - Coit Tower at dusk. Above - China Town at the end of the day. |
| Inside Coit Tower, the walls were painted with scenes depicting California's history. |
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