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San Francisco
After a sad goodbye to the goats, horses, donkeys and fluffy bantam chickens we headed for San Francisco. It's only an hour from where we stayed last night so the drive was ok. The kids are slowly getting used to the car again – it was tough at the beginning since they’ve been 2 months without car seats! As soon as we get in the car Rowan asks for 2 bits of dried spaghetti to play his imaginary drums, demands ...
San Francisco - Chinatown et plus!
... c'est triste à mourir. Dieu dois loué, on n'a pas vécu ça. Dixième activité, le musé mécanique. Wow un incontournable. En plus, c'est gratuit. Le Musée Mécanique de San Francisco possède une des plus grandes collections privées d'instruments de musique mécanique et de vieilles machines de jeu vidéo d'arcade. En plus, on peut jouer avec les machines. Aie, quand on a vu la diseuse de bonne aventure...on s'est dépêché à mettre 50cents pour savoir ce qui nous attendait! Et bien, ...
June 6, 2012
... construction of the bridge more closely; it was definitely worth the effort. We then proceeded north on CA Rt 1, from Sausalito to Muir Woods National Monument where we strolled through one of the last stands of uncut coastal redwood trees. Walking through many timber stands you get a feeling of grandeur, but this was even more, walking through this redwood forest was more a spiritual experience. Until you have seen these giant trees in ...
May 5, 2012
... in some cases in a totally collapsed condition.
A self-guided audio tour took us through the cell blocks and the administrative buildings, with the narration given from the point of view of both a prisoner and a guard; and through this narration you felt as if they were speaking directly to you.
Life at Alcatraz was extremely hard as the facility was there to incarcerate the men not to rehabilitate them. The cells were extremely small ...
June 3, 2012
... had on its land several petrified redwood trees that were
viewed on a self-guided tour of the property; this was one of those tourist traps
that was not worth the price of admission.
Several million years ago a volcanic eruption occurred that leveled the
redwood forest and covered the trees with volcanic ash that slowly turned the
wood to stone through a change in the molecular structure of the wood. Next we visited the ...
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