| A visit to the Walt Disney Family
Museum was followed up by a walk around The Presidio and some
surrounding areas. These are the oldest Presidio barracks buildings, dating back to 1862. |
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| What was also a barracks is now The Bay School of San Francisco. |
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| The former headquarters building. |
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 A view of the Golden Gate from the beach. |
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| *DUPLICATE PHOTO WARNING* The Rock! |
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| The homes on the bay must cost a fortune! |
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| *DUPLICATE PHOTO WARNING* It's the Palace of Fine Arts. |
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| Constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition and was rebuilt in the late 60's and early 70's. |
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| A statue of Eadweard James Muybridge (no, that's not a typo), who was a pioneer in motion pictures. He lived in San Francisco for a while. |
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| Don't know whose house this was, but it is nice. |
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| I was only going to spend the morning in San Francisco before heading back down to San Jose. But I took the longer, more scenic route. |
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| No, this is not the scenic part. This is trying to get out of the city. |
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| Here is the scenic bit. I decided to drive down the Pacific Coast Highway for a bit. |
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 The wide Pacific Ocean. |
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| Another tunnel. Don't know why I photographed this one either. |
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| Just a damn perfect day for it. |
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| As much as California is a cluster fornication in many ways, its natural beauty cannot be denied. |
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| The road winds close to the ocean in certain sections. |
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| I had to stop off several times for photo opportunities. |
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| This rocky island in Whaler's Cove is called Prisoner Rock because fishermen were often trapped there by high tides. It is nearby... |
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| The Pigeon Point Lighthouse. |
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| Looking north from the lighthouse. |
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| I had never traveled the PCH before. I am glad I finally did. |
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| Another thing I finally got to do on this trip was eat at In-N-Out. |
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| It was pretty good. Not life changing or anything, but better than average for a fast food place. |
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