USA – San Francisco | Casadellawilson

Golden Gate Bridge	Golden Gate Bridge with Rob	Lombard Street – the “crookedest street in the world” was created so that horses could pull heavy carriges up the very steep hill. The crooked bit is only one block but spectacular.	Cable car turning around. Cable cars were also created in SF to deal with the steep hills. The inventor came up with the idea after witnessing an horrific accident where a horse pulling a cart slipped on ice and crashed to the bottom of the hill.
Leo and Rob in SF	Seals on the piers in SF	Rab and Rob at the final breakfast	Jeannie, Nadia and Suzie at the final breakfast
Nadia on what we called the “Spanish Steps” at the new shops near the Fruitvale BART	Rob with a “toy” soldier at Macy’s Union Square	The Transcontinental Pyramid	Coit Tower
Nadia at the Chinatown gates	View from the Cliff House	The Cliff House from near the Sutro Baths	Ruins of the Sutro Baths
Nadia with Golden Gate in the distance taken from near the Sutro Baths	Holocaust Memorial	Dutch Windmill in Golden Gate Park (west end)	Scenery in the Golden Gate Park
Pergola in Golden Gate Park	7 metres of steel	Pergoda in the Japanese Tea Gardens – Golden Gate Park	Japanese Tea Gardens
Bridge in the Japanese Tea Gardens	Rob “relaxing” in a massage chair in Macys after the Golden Gate Park “stroll”	Chev as wall decoration in a diner in SF	Jeannie, Nadia, Suzie, Rab and Leo at the final breakfast in Alameda