I will return with some navel shots from Fisherman’s Wharf but for right now I present to you – a tower 🙂 Namely of the ferry building that for years was hidden behind an ugly freeway that the 1989 earth quake took care. Says a lot for the people of San Francisco they decided to not rebuild it.
The Golden Gate in the background, seen from Fisherman’s Wharf.
I bet some see delicious food here. I see scary, armored monsters staring at me. I don’t like sea food…
Steaming hot – or perfectly chilled 🙂 Straight from the street kitchens on Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco.
Fisherman’s Wharf is also known for the sea food – though this image look like somewhere in Asia.
Despite fishing boats, fish traps and sea gulls there was no mistaken where I was when I turned around…
I skulked into the area on Fisherman’s Wharf where I wasn’t sure if I was allowed to go. Not only are there plenty of derelict buildings of my favorite kind. There’s actual fishing going on. This is where I found the fish traps featured in one of the Landmark images (rerun below :-))
Fisherman’s Wharf is known for all the touristy stuff – souvenir shops, tours of the Bay, aquarium, fleece jackets to try to keep warm, more ‘I lost my heart in SF’ souvenirs, etc. But would you believe that the image above is also from Fisherman’s Wharf. Go beyond the obvious side walks and wander down the piers to see much more than you thought was here. This is an old war ship tied up mere steps from the souvenir shops. Right next to it is a WW2 submarine that you can visit.
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