Take away all the dizzying noisy crowded tourist destinations, and one can actually see the real San Francisco.

Simple, transparent, laid back, beautiful, haunting, a City unique yet universally home to every person who choose to be a part of it.

On a quiet day, it’s hums nostalgia. On a clear day, it breathes freedom and rebellion. When no one’s watching, it’s allows itself to be vulnerable to those who deserves it.

It’s steps, welcoming like Time skipped and preserve its youth and innocence.

It’s Architecture, a reminder that there is wonder and magnificence in what’s old, and modernism is not for everyone.

Sometimes, one forgets it’s 2021 because we never really left the 70’s. The good stuff of the Golden Era we kept. It’s vibe and lifestyle we intertwined with our present day evolution.


San Franciscans are resilient. They are eclectic. Their thinking questions, their beliefs brings change. They are bold, outspoken, broad minded, curious, accepting, innovative, tolerant, chilled, artistic, dreamy. They are what defines the City, and not the City defining them.

Wasteland to Wonderland? Very San Francisco.

On your next SF visit. Skip the usual and walk the normal. I promise, you will see what I see and experience the extraordinary.

Art is Art. Love is Love. Beauty is Beauty. Life is Life. People are People.
San Francisco sees me the way I want to be seen, and that is something I can’t just find anywhere else.
Hi,
Enjoyed your SFO blog. Very realistic combination of the old and the new.
I blog on SFO too
Do check it out at https://travel-along.in/2021/11/26/san-francisco-1/
Can I share this blog on my SFO blog?
If you like mine, you can share it too
Thanks
Leela
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Thanks Leela. Visit your Blog, love the California Adventures. And yes, the San Francisco adventure just fun and exciting. Yes, you can share my posts in your Blog if you like. Thank you.
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Nice blog on SFO… I am blogging on SFO too….just did my first episode today
do visit https://travel-along.in/2021/11/26/san-francisco-1/
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Thanks.
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Thank you. Beautiful post of SF.
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Hello from Singapore! Beautiful post. So poetic too. 🙂 Now that you mentioned it, those houses do look like from the 70s. Argh, we missed exploring SF when we did our California 1 road trip. We were too sick to go around after driving down from Tahoe. 🙂 Maybe someday our family could visit again. 🙂 — Amor
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Hope you get to SF. It’s like no other. There’s the touristy spots and theirs the old SF charm that captured People’s hearts. Thanks.
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I wish to see both in the future. All that we got to do last time was see the Golden Gate Bridge, which was amazing, but I knew there are more to SF. 🙂
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It’s a Cultural Hub of all the countries from around the World, then there’s just the unique SF charm that captured many hearts.
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Lovely pictures of San Francisco. I would love to visit someday, and as you said, experience the extraordinary.
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I hope you get to see it one day. And yes, so many scenic hiking trails too. Thanks.
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One of my favorite cities I’ve ever visited! You captured it wonderfully!
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Thank you.
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Being on the tip of a hilly peninsula, San Francisco is one of the most beautiful and interesting cities in the United States of America. I love its modern skyscrapers as much as its charming Victorian-style buildings and the bridges that cross the San Francisco Bay. Can’t wait to visit one day 🙂 Aiva
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Thanks Aiva. SF indeed is one of the most beautiful and unique Cities in the World. It’s also Home to People from around the World whose rich Culture and Traditions made SF truly an exciting discovery every time.
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Your images took me to the memory lane, when I visited SF so many uncountable times many years ago.
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SF will always be special. It’s both universal and personal in experiences. Thanks.
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Lovely photos! It took me back to when I visited 10 years ago this past summer. 🙂
I remember when we took the double decker bus through the Golden Gate Bridge it was so windy and foggy. Couldn’t see a thing! But when we got to the other side and saw the bridge, it was awe-inspiring.
The steep up and down hills were also interesting. I remember taking the tram up the hill and it stopped. My heart stopped thinking we were going to roll back downwards the steep hill. 😂
The houses are so beautiful in the city. So classy and love the colorfulness of the homes. So vibrant.
And when we walked down Castro Street, a naked man walked by. Let’s just say my mother-in-law’s facial reaction made me laugh.
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Thanks Ab. That is one fun, exciting, happy SF adventure. Naked Man walking in public sounds very SF. On Santa Day, there’s Naked Santa’s in Union square with only a holiday sock covering Santa’s private part. People are not shocked at all. Wife and I actually got a picture with Naked Santa. Son was too embarrassed to join. Hmm, might do Santa Day again this year if it’s back post pandemic. Happy weekend my friend.
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You might wanna watch out for Naked Santa’s without masks this year. 😆
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Right . Will do.
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So marvelous photography and awesome places, so quiet also 👌🏼🙏🏼🌹
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Thanks
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You are welcome 🌷🙏
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So interesting to see another viewpoint
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Thanks
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Awesome photos! San Francisco is a fascinating place and it does contain so much beauty.
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It does. Thanks.
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A very interesting blog!! I would like to be a follower, please.
Joanna
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Thanks
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