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San Francisco is amazing! The public transportation system is awesome and easy to navigate. Toured Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, also walked down by the Warf and saw a sea lion! Lots of great food, trolly was fun too. Met a few ladies from Denmark on the trolly. If you don't want to wait in a huge line for the trolly, walk up the street a few blocks and catch it there. Nice retired Vet told us that trick ;-) Get your Alcatraz tickets up to 3 months early (won't let you get them further out than that). Ended the night with my mom, my six fabulous cousins, and myself at the Cobb's Comedy Club (#BertKreischer #TaylorTomlinson) and Karoke cab driving us home. What a great adventure!
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8/9/2019 08:34:31 am
The public transportation system in San Francisco is pretty amazing if you ask me. After living in San Francisco for a year, I can say with confidence that the public transportation here is awesome. I have a lot of places that I need to be in everyday, which is why this is important for me. Of course, I do not own a car, so I need to rely on the public transportation system here. So far, it is has been good. 7/30/2025 09:04:23 am
York Productions’ post on San Francisco gave a vivid snapshot of the city’s arts and film scene. It was both nostalgic and current—celebrating the city’s lasting creative spirit. 8/3/2025 12:57:08 am
San Francisco shines in this travel post! It captures the city’s charm, hills, and cultural mix. Whether exploring Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, or hidden neighborhoods, there’s always something exciting to discover. A great read for anyone dreaming of their next coastal adventure. San Francisco never disappoints in scenery or soul. Leave a Reply. |
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