Running out of time (again)
Day 42, May 13, 1997
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San Francisco
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160 km in three days
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We all liked San Francisco, and we had only a half day left.
We decided to split up and each go our own way. We also drove just a few
miles to Caltrain and spent just 45 minutes commuting into the city rather
than driving to BART.
Erica went off towards Powell street, and Ralph elected to accompany
me to the "South of Market" area of the city, which was right beside
the train station. I had a few more places I wanted to see that Tanya
had recommended. We ate our lunch in Golden Gate Park and rode a bus
to Castro. By that time, it was time to turn around and head back to
Caltrain. There was still much of the city I wanted to see....
This day was gloriously sunny and warm. I had chosen to carry a pack
with my Gortex jacket so I wouldn't freeze. Instead, I was hot and carrying
a heavy pack. Despite this, I enjoyed myself. I like just wandering
up and down streets, looking at buildings, jumping on buses to see where
they take me.
We returned to Stanford in time to make one more meal: Ralph made Moussaka
for the three of us, Bruce and Heidi, Jay and Amit. Bruce's other room-mate,
who had been reclusive, turned out to have the 'flu. We went with Bruce
and Heidi to a local watering hole, but returned home early because Bruce
and Heidi were both beginning to feel sick.
At Large in North America
Copyright Lenore Ogilvy & Ralph Mills
This page was revised on August 12, 1997
E-mail: logilvy@sfu.ca
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