I love San Francisco City, it is so much more different from New York city where it is much more urban sprawl but over here, the slopes and not 1 house actually looked the same on the streets accentuated her uniqueness.
Haight Ashbury was the epicenter of the hippy culture and it could be said, still is. Locals in that time included the Grateful Dead at 710 Ashbury, Janis Joplin at 122 Lyon Street and Jefferson Airplane at 2400 Fulton. You can still experience the flavor of that era at many of the shops on Haight. Mixed in between those shops of the ’60s up and down Haight, high-end vintage clothing stores and a number or exclusive boutiques and many hip restaurants have sprung up all with their own flavor and color.
What would a trip to San Francisco do without a trip down to Fisherman’s Wharf famous for the sea lions, crabs, and clam chowder and more.
In 1849, the Boudin family struck culinary gold. Wild yeasts in the San Francisco air had imparted a unique tang to their traditional French bread, giving rise to “San Francisco sourdough French bread.” Today, the Boudin family’s initial recipe lives on in the hands and hearts of our expert bakers, with a portion of the original mother dough still starting each and every sourdough loaf we make
Yummy chowder for lunch and some wine! 🙂
Dungeness crab, sold on the side walk. Really good snack in the cold weather. Pipping hot crab with the cold wind blowing on you, great!
Post lunch walk..
I just thought this was a funny photo, it was a great sunny day out with an average temperature of 17C. I can see him really enjoying the sun!
Ghirardelli Square is a landmark with shops and restaurants in the Fisherman’s Wharf area of San Francisco, California, USA. A portion of the area is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Pioneer Woolen Mills and D. Ghirardelli Company.
Great place to stock up your chocolates 🙂
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