The Ramp San Francisco

... to get back onto the ship but couldn't because all the passengers were coming down the gangway. So I just stood at the bottom of the ramp crying with my bunch of flowers and all the passengers were fussing over me until I eventually saw a gap and made a ...

... to a strange start.  We do drink champagne, but not at that time of the morning so we still have them in the fridge here in San Francisco.  We're up in the Castro district,  where, as in Davies Street in Vancouver, the lampposts are hung ...

I've decided that the official departure moment from san Francisco   will be the glowingly heathy dude in the yoga studio who genuinely   exclaimed "awesome!!" at ny signing of ny name on the credit card slip. Out into the foggy morning sun of the ...

... am I? I got a lot of studying done on my first plane ride to my layover in Seattle. Then I started studying on the plane to San Francisco and promptly fell asleep. I'm pretty exhausted.    From the airport I took the train into the city and ...

... were nice enough to give us a sample.  At the gate we found out though that our plane was delayed because of fog at the San Francisco airport.  We were supposed to leave at 11:30, but ended up not leaving until 1:30. This was a concern as were ...

... a necessity but definitely a drawcard): check! It is also a favourite with the locals who don't have the space that we do. Definitely a must-see for San Francisco with kids. Next stop, still in Golden Gate Park, was the California Academy of Sciences, ...

... not too many people on it, allowing me to have an entire row to myself for the flight back to Boston. After this trip, the San Francisco area remains one of my favorite places to visit. There are so many things to do, that it would take many trips to ...