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During my travels, I’m always accompanied by a camera. I’m not much of a shopper but I do a lot of looking. Without any fanfare I’ll snap a picture when I see an interesting object through a shop’s glass window.
Here are a few of those pictures without any explanation.
There are quite a few attractions that sit near the north end of the San Francisco peninsula – Fisherman’s Wharf, Ghiardelli Square, Hyde Street cable car line. As its name suggests, the San Francisco Maritime Historical Park offers a very pleasant view of the bay.
Here are a few photos of this popular park and urban respite.
During the day, the park is filled with both residents and visitors enjoying the green foliage gardens and open spaces. It’s a favorite with local runners.
Taken from a vantage point above the park, this picture gives you a view of the harbor
The visitor center is located across Hyde Street. At the west end of the park is the Maritime Museum. Among the many exhibits you’ll see exhibits on historic ships, naval history, sea navigation.
A 30 minute drive north of San Francisco is a unique places known for its stellar redwood trees. Muir Woods is a reminder of the extensive coastal redwood forests of earlier centuries that provided material for the lumber industry. Muir Woods is now a haven for the remaining trees.
The park provides such a peaceful place to enjoy another one of the wonders of mother nature.