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You'd be hard pressed to find any Navy vessels that don't haul Marines.Aircraft carriers usually don't haul Marines.
One of my grandmas has a picture of her dad hanging upside-down from under the bridge. He worked as a welder during its construction.
San Francisco and the surrounding area is really quite striking. I had pretty much the same reaction as you when I saw the Golden Gate for the first time. Oddly enough much like you I went out there for a training class as well the only time I have been there. Got off the plane, grabbed my rental car, dropped my junk off in my hotel room and headed immediately for Yosemite.
You people with all your topical, cool, current references; I would have said "I'm surprised they did such a bang-up job fixing the Magneto damage."
Yup, exercise....with diesel exhaust fumes from trucks blowing up your nose.
Crissy Field is where it's at for exercise and bridge beauty.
where did you take the second pic from. Is it the first exit after you cross GG. The hill on the left?? [west of GG]
You went to SF for training and used the time to go to Yosemite, which is like 4+ hours away??
You people with all your topical, cool, current references; I would have said "I'm surprised they did such a bang-up job fixing the Magneto damage."
Also referred to frequently as the Marin Headlands.Correct, it is from the road that goes through the Golden Gate National Recreational Area. I did not even know about it the first time I visited California in 2007.
This picture is on my flickr page and i mapped it if you want to see the exact location, http://www.flickr.com/photos/soaptrail/3960541775/in/set-72157622434385697
Yosemite is so wonderful I cannot wait to take my children there when they are old enough to hike it without dying like the 14 people so far this year.
You people with all your topical, cool, current references; I would have said "I'm surprised they did such a bang-up job fixing the Magneto damage."
Hopefully, you teach them to stay on the paths and not ignore the warning signs like the three idiots who were washed over the falls a month ago.
Saw the bridge, made it to Muir Woods and Palace of the Fine Arts. Drove through the Fishermans Wharf, ugh what a tourist trap.
