Last stop - San Francisco

Finally, i get to finish off my last post regarding my US trip. It has been more than a month since i came back, i know. But I have been really busy. Too many stuff to be handled at the same time.

Anyway, back to the topic.

San Francisco is a very beautiful city! Basically everyone in US advised us to go there before coming back to KL. Two of my team mates went there last year, and they liked it very much too, so i guess nothing can go wrong. And they are absolutely right, it is a lovely place.


Heritage Marina Hotel, located at the Van Ness St.

In the San Francisco City Tour, we were driven to the various part of the city, most of them are very famous. As usual, me and PY were snapping away in the bus, not missing any good sights or interesting buildings. Our non-stop picture taking session surely created a certain amount of curiousity from the other tour members, wondering what we have taken. But after a while, they cant seem to bother anymore. They must have thought we were crazy or something.. *haha*


At the New Cliff House.

The Golden Gate Bridge is an amazing sight. EVERYONE went HOOO-HAAAA inside the bus as the bridge came close. Twin Peaks is another nice place where you can view the whole San Francisco city. I can still remember how Eric introduced his trademark "pose" here...


The Golden Gate Bridge.


The Twin Peaks.

To be honest, altho Alcatraz is a very famous island, i think it is quite boring. Maybe im not the type of person who likes to admire cell or prison. It was ok for the first hour, but seeing the same thing for 4 hours? That is not what i've expected.


Alcatraz Island.

I am lazy to write for the remaining of the place that i went; Muir Woods, Sausalito, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Cable Car Museum, Lombard Street, etc. So im just gonna post some photos. Pics tell a thousand words :)


Sausalito.


Pier 39 - Fisherman's Wharf.


Lotsa crabs..


The Crookedest Street in the World - Lombard Street.


Chinatown.