After seeing many family relatives and everyone went back to work, my dad wanted to see more of San Francisco. According to this words, since he's retired now and have alitte of spending money, we can afford a tour guide and see San Francisco. So we walked a whole lot and went to many places.
View from Ina Coolbrith Park, a few blocks west of Chinatown
Famous Crooked Lombard Street
Fisherman's Wharf
I decided to run solo and give myself some time away from Chinatown and explore more places for a day.
Started from Chinatown to Downtown, then along Geary all the way to the entrance of Golden Gate Park and strolled through it, stopping by the de Young Museum, California Academy of Sciences, Japanese Tea Garden, Dutch Windmill and the Tulip Garden. Then walked along the beach towards the Cliff House, China Beach and Baker Beach. My legs ached so much after walking over 11 miles in five hours that I can no walk so I took the bus back from Baker Beach to Chinatown just in time for dinner.
Walked over 11 miles nearly six hours stopping by various places to enjoy the sceneries.
The following are photos from the Tourist tour we took. My dad wanted to explore more of San Francisco, so I asked our friend Mel Ling, that lives near SF for some places where there are Chinese spoken tours. We booked it and the tourguide spoke Cantonese! It was great because my parents can understand some history and what's going on as we're taken to places.
It's awesome that my dad is trying to take photos with a smart phone that he got only a couple months earlier.
