Uss Pampanito San Francisco

... students on display.  It also has good views of parts of the city. I intended my next stop to be the submarine USS Pampanito.  Unfortunately, when I got there it was already closed for the day even though it was supposed to be open for another ...

... . I thought they looked familiar and had a search on Google later on and found they even have their own Wikipedia entry. The San Francisco Twins are apparently frequently seen around this area of town. We went down to the start of the cable car ride ...

... middle of the area we were going to be walking around. Picked up our GO cards and we took a few pictures of the USS Pampanito which we are going to tour sometime on Friday. Also grabbed a picture of one of the locals that live along ...

... cookies from the place where they were invented! They were invented for a japanese tea garden in golden gate park by the San Francisco fortune cookie company. There were little ladies sitting making them in the shop. Mine suggested I had a way with words ...

... 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, totally ...

... .  Anyway, that took 20 minutes, back down to the bay!   Went on a tour through a ww2 us submarine (uss pampanito), which was really interesting, we both enjoyed it, and it turns out it had an aussie connection - having torpedoed some ...

... where we spent the rest of the afternoon and early evening watching the sea lions that gather at Pier 39, taking a look round USS Pampanito and generally wandering around the wharf. The sea lions aren't fed here, they just naturally turned up around 20 ...