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View of an observation deck near the Cliff House.
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All the followings shots are from Buena Vista Park in San Francisco.
You know, in California, I keep coming across new plants, the likes of
which I've never seen before. What this heck is this thing?
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First of many views of San Francisco through the trees at the
summit of Buena Vista Park. You can spot the famous fog bank in the
distance. Looking north.
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Looking east (into the San Francisco Bay).
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A more unobstructed north-facing view. The large green
patch in the center horizon in Fort Mason.
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The financial district. Note the tall, pyramidal spire
that is the TransAmerica building.
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Another view of the financial district along with the Bay Bridge.
Looking northeast.
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One of the many paths in Buena Vista Park. Yes, actually
a picture of the park itself!
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The next four shots are basically the same area (west facing),
just slightly different views and angles. I like the courtyard on
the barrel-tile-roofed house. Also, note the fog bank again.
Keen eyes will also spot Kezar Stadium.
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Again. The band of greenspace is Golden Gate Park.
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Different orientation.
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Further to the right. Nice church on Fulton street with
spires. Keen eyes may spot the tippy-top of one of the Golden Gate
Bridge towers.
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West facing.
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Again.
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Another shot into Buena Vista Park.
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More odd California flora. Don't most plants need some
green area for photosynthesis to survive? These are like worms sprouting
out of the ground. Didn't I see these on Start Trek?
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Sutro Tower.
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South facing.
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Hill to the east of the park. Maybe it's part of the park.
We'll check back in on this.
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San Francisco Bay and SOMA area.
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Gwen takes a breather from hiking all over the park on an all-natural
seat.
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