USS Hornet - the museum
Lion Seals basking at the wharf. The purpose built platform are built for the seals that migrated from another area about 20 miles away a few days before the earthquake of 1989. The wharf area also provides a protection from their natural enemy, the sharks. The sharks never ventured into this area the as the salinity of the water is not suitable.
Crabs anyone?
In one of the many outlets at Pier 39
'The Rock' - made famous by a movie of the same name
The Golden Gate Bridge shrouded with early morning fog
King Tut comes to town
Haight Street - One of the streets of San Francisco. This street is famous for its bizarre shops and tattoo parlours
The 'six sisters' over at Postcard Row. This Victorian type of houses in the up market part of the city is featured with the city skyline in the background.
With 'Eric Estrada' of California Highway Patrol (CHiP). Actually he is my Pakistani colleague. Don't you think he looks like Eric Estrada of the CHiP fame?
The Cable Car - Very popular amongst the tourists. This transportation has been featured in so many movies 
Riding the Cable Car
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