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A typical view of San Francisco's skyline
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Point Reyes National Seashore was fogged in too, but still had cool trees
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There's an ocean out there somewhere.
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Still an impressive coast
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Seals in the surf
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Seals on the rocks
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Bluffs
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Fog devouring the hills
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Golden Gate Bridge in its shroud
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Top half of northern tower gone
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Southern tower completely gone
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Caution: see-saw in street?
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What a difference a day makes.
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Golden Gate NRA
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Golden Gate Bridge from the Golden Gate NRA
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Another angle
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Lighthouse Point
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Looking inland at Golden Gate NRA
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Rugged coast
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Golden Gate NRA covers more than 75,000 acres
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A mysterious cave in the cove.
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A classic springtime scene
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Golden Gate NRA has more than 59 miles of shoreline
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Nobody ever reads these captions
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Bird Rock, with its "natural decorations"
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Golden Gate Bridge's towers are 746 feet tall. The span is 220 feet above the water.
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The wide channel of water is actually the "Golden Gate" for which the bridge was named.
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Hillside homes, zoomed in from across the bay
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Skyline silhouette with foreground cables
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The Golden gate Bridge is 1.7 miles long, and runs north-south
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The Bridge was finished in 1937. And there was great rejoicing.
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Ocean view from the Presidio
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The Marin Headland, from the Presidio
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The Marin Headland, from the Presidio
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Cliffhangers
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A Presidio street
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Alcatraz, from the Presidio's overlook
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City view from Twin Peaks
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Typical San Francisco homes
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Typical San Francisco homes
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