Day 2 of my
attempt to ride the San Francisco Muni streetcar lines from end to end gave me the chance to pretend I wasn't from around here, as the lines I was riding on brought me to the most touristy parts of the city. Again, I was able to ride the historical street cars:
This particular car came from Milan, Italy, and were ran sometime in the early 20th century. The ride took me all over town, starting from the Ferry Building...
...where I got a chance to take the obligatory picture of the Bay Bridge...
...to Pier 39....
...even back out to the other side of town to the beach...
...and finally back to my neighborhood.
Day 2 of my attempt to ride the San Francisco Muni streetcar lines from end to end gave me the chance to pretend I wasn't from around here, as the lines I was riding on brought me to the most touristy parts of the city. Again, I was able to ride the historical street cars:
This particular car came from Milan, Italy, and were ran sometime in the early 20th century. The ride took me all over town, starting from the Ferry Building...
...where I got a chance to take the obligatory picture of the Bay Bridge...
...to Pier 39....
...even back out to the other side of town to the beach...
...and finally back to my neighborhood.
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