Today me and daddy went to the Maritime Museum. They didn’t have a lot of stuff there after that I dug a little at the beach. It was fun! Then we did Lombard St, the most crookedest street in the world. The speed limit is 5 MPH! it was really cool! Then we went to mcdonalds and after that we saw a guy hiding behind some bushes and he shakes the bushes when someone walks by. :D we got some video!
Summer's View
Sam and Jim went back to Fisherman's Wharf today to check out the Maritime Museum. I had a work day to pay bills and catch up on laundry.
Jim's View
Sam and I headed back into the city today. The first thing we did was head on over to and then down the crookedest street in America, Lombard Street. They say there is a line of cars waiting their turn, well, a little secret, we went up the hill (very steep) and as a result we were the only ones on that side of the intersection. The line of cars was on the perpendicular side road where it was more level. We got there and just went, not even cutting the line! Awesome. Cross that off the bucket list.
From there we let the GPS guide us back down to Fisherman's Wharf. Sam wanted to go to the Maritime Museum. If you know Sam, you know he loves the beach. And guess what, right next to the museum is a beach. A hour plus later we finally made it to the museum! Something about having to dig some holes.
The Maritime Museum is a National Park and is comprised of several old boats. We walked around on the boats / ships, learned a little about shipping, and well it kind of made us hungry. It made Sam hungry anyways, and he informed me he had not been to McD's for probably a month. Not sure about that stat, but McD's it was.
We hung around down at the pier a while, did some shopping, bought some candy, did some more stuff, and then decided to head on back.
On the way home we headed up to the Marin Headlands and had a spectacular view of San Francisco with the Golden Gate Bridge in the foreground. Time to head home, and there goes Sam to the playground again!
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