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Wednesday August 27, 2003

Sunset on Fisherman's Wharf

Last night, we had a scrumptious dinner at the Crab House on Pier 39. While walking home, we were honored to see a beautiful yellow and gold sunset along the water. Today, we're heading out to Alcatraz and possibly a on winery tour.

Pier 39

Posted in General at Aug 27 2003, 11:55:52 AM MDT 3 Comments
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Beauty shot! You might enjoy this one, too.... I took it from the end of the wharf at the end of June.

Posted by D'Arcy Norman on August 27, 2003 at 07:08 PM MDT #

I used to go to Bodega Bay, and the Fishermans Wharf when I was a kid. My Grandma and I used to feed the seagulls with stale bread you can buy there. I wonder if you still can do that.

Posted by Marc Adams on August 31, 2003 at 05:25 AM MDT #

[Trackback] When I was a kid, and my family lived in San Francisco, we would visit and my Mom, and my Grandma would take me to Fishermans Warf and we would have lunch. After lunch we would buy stale bread from the restaurant for a dollor I think. We could then go ...

Posted by Marc Adams Weblog on September 02, 2003 at 11:13 PM MDT #

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