Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic-The Final

A clock at Lake Merced Gold Course

Will be finishing up my blogs on the Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic. Got some so-called Selfies that I took. I was hanging out between the 12th green and 13th tee and asked some players if I could take their pic and they did:

Cydney Clarton

Morgan Pressel

Paula Creamer

Chella Choi

Stacey Lewis

Ai Miyazato

And the tourney winner-Lydia Ko

And here is some other pics of the event:

Looking down from the 13th tee

Looking on the 18th green from the grandstand

Looking from the first tee box

And they had a lot of cool art on the course:

Some Elton John to Dance To

For a little music on Monday, I decided to go a little Elton John today:

Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic Pro-Am-Part Deux

Christina Kim singing some autographs.

Here is part deux of the Swinging Skirts LPGA Pro-Am. I found a great place on 13th tee and most of the shots are from there:

Michelle Wie hitting off the 10 tee

Karrie Webb pondering a shot

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee hitting a bunker shot

Paula Creamer hitting off the 13th tee

Sandra Gal on the 13th tee

Stacy Lewis hitting her tee shot on 13

Lydia Ko watching her tee shot at 13

Part III will be the stars of LPGA who posed for me-kind selfies that I got.

Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic Pro-Am-Part I

I went to the Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic Pro-Am at the Lake Merced Golf Course and had a great time. The Pro-Am day was the only day to that fans were able to bring their cameras in and take pics. I got really lucky in taking a lot of great pics. I found a great spot between the 12th green and and the 13th tee box  and all of the golfers were  really super nice when I asked them to to take a pic at that location. Also, just walking the course was cool. This will be a three or four-part blog as I want to share to my pics:

Lydia Ko on the practice putting green

Sandra Gal

Lizette Salas working on her putting

Jessica Korda talking to her caddie

Ai Miyazato

Imbree Park

Suzanne Petterson pondering her tee shot

Michelle Wie telling people to get behind the ropes

Yani Tseng teeing off

Christina Kim walking to the green

Hyde Street Pier

While walking near Aquatic Park, I visited the Hyde Street Pier. I had never been there, which I found interesting. It is pretty cool with all the old ships and ship parts you can see and visit. It was built for tourists but still cool:

A Steam Engine Donkey-These were on the pier and used for power when loading and unloading ships

Petamluma's Sternwheel

Old Spar's-Spar are any wooden support for rigging of a ship

Block and tackles

Of course there were old ships there:

The paddle tug- Eppleton Hall

The Balclutha

The steam tug Hercules

The Eureka

Hyde Street Pier when combined with Aquatic Park is a nice way to spend an afternoon.

A Little Country and a Little Rock-N-Roll

Music spans all. Here is a little country and a little Rock-N-Roll. Guess I will to the country first:

And here is some rock:

And here are a couple that fuse them both:

Hope you enjoy

Aquatic Park in San Francisco

Down near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco is a quiet little place called Aquatic Park. Not many tourists there (as they are at Fisherman's Wharf) just a nice place to sit, relax and enjoy the views and you can swim in the Bay:

The small beach at Aquatic Park

Some of the views

Boats on the Bay

Part of the green area

Some Flowers

And it is historic:

The spot where the first ship landed in San Francisco Bay

And I got to include the seagulls