On our last trip out to San Francisco we were advised by a local to skip Scoma’s and try a place in Sausalito called Angelino’s (see my previous post where I briefly touch on both https://thezestytraveler.com/from-the-road-san-fran-food.html). While that was a very wise and much enjoyed suggestion, we decided to give Scoma’s a chance on our most recent visit. (more…)
First off I will let you know that it is $5 per person, not per vehicle, to enter the park (free for kids 15 and under). Worth. Every. Penny. Muir Woods is magnificent. Surrounded by Red Wood trees, the primary trails are paved and fairly level. The paved path includes 3 bridges that cross the Redwood Creek where Coho Salmon come to spawn. There are a couple trails that take you off the beaten path and throughout the surrounding terrain. (more…)
Artesa Vineyards and Winery was a recommendation from friends of my parents. A great recommendation on their part. The view from this vineyard is BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Not only is the view beautiful but so is the winery itself. And of course this was the one stop we made where I forgot my camera back at the house. I was able to take a few mediocre shots with my phone. Oh well, I plan on making another trip there some day. (more…)
You could sit in one spot all day long and watch “The Bean”. It’s reflective surface is ever changing with the sky and the people milling about. Constructed by artist Anish Kapoor and officially named Cloud Gate, the installation located in Chicago’s downtown Millennium Park , was completed 2004-2006. There isn’t much I can say about the piece other than it is unique and a must see. And that is just it, you must see it with your own eyes. (more…)
