
- for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition exhibition
- now for views under the bridge
- too bad this rover never made it to the moon
- it's packed already!
- trying out the local lunch!
- you can never get tried looking at
- see you chinatown
- it opened October 4, 1978
- It's fully functional
- still moving along Grant street
- The bridge handles relatively large vehicular traffic
- Portsmouth Square in the morning
- and the occasional blot of paint!
- The rocket garden
- To the west end of the park
- back out in the rocket garden
- and their resident T-Rex
- not an everyday sight!
- alien ship!
- got bald eagle?
- buildings uphill
- Castro is a major part of the city
- The pacific beach on the westmost part of the city
- across Jackson street
- WIth high speed cable pulls in operation
- spun in this very building
- been 15 years since I was last here
- oriental indeed!
- boy, they've grown so big!
- the financial district in the background
- The Cablecar museum!
- food's a bargain too
- The street's waking up
- they're everywhere!
- outskirts of Chinatown along the nearby streets
- nicely themed buildings around
- the distant golden gate bridge
- the cable car as the name suggest
- old collections of decommissioned cable cars
- more saturn rocketness
- looking crabby there!
- the city and landmarks prominently lit
- the landmark Castro theater
- watch and learn
- heading back to Castro!
- subterranean view of the undergound cables
- on the bus for more exploration
- The palace pond and fountains
- The Nature and technology exhitbit
- the bay bridge in the distance