The Metro San Francisco

... ;              The train took 2 hours to Paris and then we took the Metro and RER to Agathe's grandparents house for dinner.  The French don't eat as much as the American's but what ...

... was. We walked back past the Coit tower and through North Beach to get to the hotel, as that evening we went to see the San Francisco 49ers versus the Chicago Bears at Candlestick park, home to the 49ers.  This was an interesting experience, ...

... 'd checken and a roll and had a lovely evening meal watching the sun set over the Pacific. The return part of the metro transfer worked very nicely in getting me back to Emma & Oliver's place. Since Emma had some stress with her current script ...

... from the prettier and cleaner tourist and shopping areas. The Castro district is particularly good looking and is where the majority of San Francisco's big gay community live. The icons of 70's hippie culture lived in the quirky streets of Haight ...

... the route that would take us all over the bay, through the golden gate park, over the golden gate and then eventually the ferry back to San Francisco... easy, no? One thing that you soon notice in San Fran is that those hills are beautiful and that but ...

... ‘old’ in the foreground with the ‘new’ towering behind . It is one of the most photographed attractions in San Francisco having appeared in approximately 70 movies. One of these movies may have been ‘Mrs Doubtfire’. ...

... .  No food, no movies, and you had to pay for headphones to listen to the radio.  Rubbish! From San Fran airport we took BART (the Metro) to our hostel.  On the way we bumped in to an old American couple we knew from Mexico - mad. ...

... we headed over to the Japanese Tea Garden. On Saturday a group of us from the hostel took the metro up to Mission Delores Park to experience a real San Fran Saturday and hang out with the locals.  Mission Delores was the original site of the ...

... master of our lives – will be telling us: You never left this house, this room, this computer.” The streets of San Francisco are filled with the same positive energy. Tourists are eating Italian food and enjoying the sun in North Beach. ...

... nbsp;     We took the Booze Cruise, or “Ferry” as the locals call it from the Port of San Francisco, across the bay to Sausalito passing by Alcatraz on the way. Snapped some great photos and enjoyed a drink as we bumped ...