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San Francisco
My god, i LOVE that city. it is the most beautiful and the coolest place on the planet. really. i had the luck of being there during a sunny weekend. not that i saw the golden gate bridge, cos there was still fog of course, but the sun was shining all weekend long. i could even walk around in a t shirt.
i did my nostalgic tour. i was there with my car, so i did drive to some place like the golden gate bridge and the golden gate park and the marina. i also did the crookiest street in the world on lombard street which was fun and i loved imitating chase scenes from movies like bullitt over the hilly streets of san francisco. that is so much fun.
i started my walking tour at fisherman's wharf where i went to see and smell the funny sea lions. they are cool. it was this cool atmosphere, very touristy, but because the weather was so nice everybody was like having fun. the street artists, the tourists... i walked over columbus avenue to little italy where i bought my bearclaw and chocolate croissant at my favorite sfo bakery (expensive but SO good) ... then i did the chinatown tour on stockton street... still disgusting but interesting... i did not see the live frogs in the bucket thing though... i had my camera this time so i wanted to film that... i went up to nob hill and then to my two old places on pine and bush street. aaaaaaaaaaaah... then to union square where i just looked at everyone passing by and then off to the yerba buena part and a walk in downtown..
i also went to the haight ashbury hippie area which is always cool and where you have the sfo amoebe store.. but after having been to the one in LA i was disappointed. but still. had fun. i did go to the castro again and that was weird. i went out there three nights in a row. i had met a nice gay couple there on friday night who offered me to stay over at their place on sat and sun night. i felt really lucky. they live in a 900 000 dollar house near twin peaks and it was so much better than a bed and breakfast. i really had a nice time there. god i love the houses up there. too bad san francisco lies in america otherwise i would move there immediatly. i really feel very good in that city.
if you have never been to San Francisco: GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
My god, i LOVE that city. it is the most beautiful and the coolest place on the planet. really. i had the luck of being there during a sunny weekend. not that i saw the golden gate bridge, cos there was still fog of course, but the sun was shining all weekend long. i could even walk around in a t shirt.
i did my nostalgic tour. i was there with my car, so i did drive to some place like the golden gate bridge and the golden gate park and the marina. i also did the crookiest street in the world on lombard street which was fun and i loved imitating chase scenes from movies like bullitt over the hilly streets of san francisco. that is so much fun.
i started my walking tour at fisherman's wharf where i went to see and smell the funny sea lions. they are cool. it was this cool atmosphere, very touristy, but because the weather was so nice everybody was like having fun. the street artists, the tourists... i walked over columbus avenue to little italy where i bought my bearclaw and chocolate croissant at my favorite sfo bakery (expensive but SO good) ... then i did the chinatown tour on stockton street... still disgusting but interesting... i did not see the live frogs in the bucket thing though... i had my camera this time so i wanted to film that... i went up to nob hill and then to my two old places on pine and bush street. aaaaaaaaaaaah... then to union square where i just looked at everyone passing by and then off to the yerba buena part and a walk in downtown..
i also went to the haight ashbury hippie area which is always cool and where you have the sfo amoebe store.. but after having been to the one in LA i was disappointed. but still. had fun. i did go to the castro again and that was weird. i went out there three nights in a row. i had met a nice gay couple there on friday night who offered me to stay over at their place on sat and sun night. i felt really lucky. they live in a 900 000 dollar house near twin peaks and it was so much better than a bed and breakfast. i really had a nice time there. god i love the houses up there. too bad san francisco lies in america otherwise i would move there immediatly. i really feel very good in that city.
if you have never been to San Francisco: GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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