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What I can't believe about this area is how beautiful it is just to be on the freeway.
I mean, it's the freeway, geesh. And it's beautiful.


Our lowtech hightech GPS :D

Thomas has become obsessed with tunnels . . .

. . . And bridges.



View of the city from the Bay Bridge


We drove by a nice gentleman bending over the steering wheel
of his broken-down trolley in the middle of one intersection . . .
View of the Golden Gate from the Presidio
John's internship is located in the Presidio area of the city
The Letterman Digital Arts Center (LDAC)

Walt Disney Museum - near the LDAC

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