Took my annual kayaking trip to Angel Island State Park in the San Francisco Bay. I would love to share pics while I was kayaking but my phone is always put away while I am paddling. We always come ashore on the old U.S. Army side of the Island:
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| Civil War era cannon |
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| The Commanding Officer's House |
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| The Army hospital built in 1904 |
I took one picture of both the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco from above Pearls Beach and from the beach itself (The first picture is above the beach and the second one is from the beach). I love the layer of fog:
San Francisco:
The Golden Gate Bridge:
Hopefully next year if I go to Angel Island via kayak, I can explore and share a new place on the island.
It's always so lovely for me when people share photos of places I would probably never get to see in real life. Angel Island looks lovely and filled with history. I would love to be able to go someday
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos here. Thanks for sharing them at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2017/07/hhhhiiiiiiiisssssssss.html
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I so want to see this part of the US one day!
ReplyDeleteI have been over both of the bridges, but would be eerier to drive through the clouds or fog.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely outing. I have never been there.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
I love the view of San Francisco and the layers of fog
ReplyDeleteI love these photos would love to go through the clouds heheh!
ReplyDeleteHave a cloudytastic week :-)
Love these photos and love water!
ReplyDeleteI so wish I lived by more water. We just have rivers near where I live. How cool!
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Wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and some interesting places that I've never been.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and looks like a lovely place to visit!
ReplyDeleteSuper series!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat island to explore! We were just talking about kayaking in Maine next week!
ReplyDeleteThat beach is lovely. Great driftwood! Thanks for linking up at Raising My Boys!
ReplyDeleteIn this next year I will be up in SFO regularly and have every intention of going here. It is something that we have not made the time for previously but it is time now.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of kayaking to Angel Island. It has been many years since I visited this historic area.
ReplyDeleteThere's an Angell Park nearby but it's for midget auto racing and such. What a charming and beautiful place the Island State Park is.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fascinating to walk in the footsteps of others who lived so many years ago and to think about how their lives played out in that very place. Beautiful photos! Good luck with your kayak trip!
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Wow, looks like a perfect adventure! My favorite photo is the driftwood at the beach, so "living" with the shadows.
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That's a log kayak trip. You must be amazingly good at it, well done. I bet the trip back looking at the iconic city is breath taking. The picture of the bridge with the fog is truly beautiful. I love it.
ReplyDeleteit's a beautiful island indeed
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great day out but sorry to hear you lost your phone Patrick
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