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Tuesday August 26, 2003

Made it to San Francisco

We just checked into a hotel on Fisherman's Wharf - should be a good night! Saturday and Sunday was spent in San Diego (highlights: Mission Bay, Sea World). Yesterday, we drove like mad to Big Sur, only to discover that all the cabins and hotels were full (WTF - aren't kids in school!). So we ended up staying in Monterey Bay last night, checked out the Monterey Aquarium today, and arrived in San Fran a few minutes ago. It's pretty cool to be here. The California coast has been mesmerizing so far - a very cool place for a road trip.

Wi-Fi (walkwire) in the lobby, but couldn't get on.

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