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Travel Blogs from South San Francisco

From Yosemite NP to San Francisco

A travel blog entry by jkchsk

... des Road Captains und der Disziplin aller gelang dies hervorragend. In Dublin (California, nicht Ireland) tankten wir unsere Harley's noch mal auf und dann ging es via Richmond Bridge in Richtung San Francisco. Wir rochen das Meer und sahen die Golden Gate Bridge im Sonnenlicht und dies bei strahlend blauen Himmel. Wir wechselten nun auf die 101 South. Kurz vor der Golden Gate Bridge verliessen wir diese und fuhren zum Aussichtspunkt ...

Smooth sailing

A travel blog entry by ericlussier

Alison and I were apprehensive about the 5 hour flight with Oscar. We've heard plenty of stories about nightmare flights caused by sore ears. Much to our delight it worked out swimingly. The little bugger turned on the charm and had the stewardesses swooning. Sleep, eat, stand, repeat. The cherry on top was that they invited us into the cockpit once we had landed. We took a $50 cab ride in from the airport. We were so tempted to use ...

12 days in the gold coast! San Francisco!

A travel blog entry by 2aroundtheworld

... on it. we went back to the hostel early had a nap and shower and decided we better get up and do summit Adam found a street cart park where we could grab some food, this park was amazing had about 8 street food carts in it that did all different foods, we had a noodle dish, tacos, pulled pork sandwich and a ice cream pop for dessert it was great the food was so good just from small food trucks which u wouldn't trust back home. We ended up going back to the hostel did watching ...

If you are going to San Francisco...

A travel blog entry by gav_linds

... of California. Basically there is a brand that sells all its wine for US$2 but the kicker is the wine can come from any vineyard - the best and the worst. How does this happen? Trader Joe picks up surplus wine from the vineyards etc and puts them all into unbranded bottles and sells them cheap. So if you buy one, drink it and reckon it is the best bottle you have ever had, it could actually be the case – it could be the best output a vineyard ever did! So the morale of ...

TRY THE CHICKEN FEET!

A travel blog entry by jetsetter515

We started our day out early in the morning. March in San Francisco is cold, and somewhat dreary. I should have checked the weather forcast a bit better, because all I had was a light sweater and some fake Ugg boots to guard me from the chilly breeze. Reguardless, what kind of traveler would I be if I let a little chill ruin my fun?

My Aunt lives in Foster City, which is just south of the bay area, so instead of driving north on the 101, her, my grandmother, and I took ...