San Francisco CA, United States

Sea of Life

This is going to be a really simple entry - (1) cos I just want to share some photos of my favourite sea-creatures we saw at the Monteray Bay Aquarium, and (2) it's 3am in San Francisco and I should really get to bed despite having hibernated under the covers for most of yesterday evening. (If I...

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DanYilin on April 6, 2009 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: go.

One For The Road

I've done it again. I've screwed up my body clock by falling asleep at 6pm until just awhile ago. Now that I've finally emerged from hibernation, I thought I'd do a quick update on what we've been up to in Cali before we leave the state. And also cos we promised to keep the folks at home...

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DanYilin on April 5, 2009 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: go.

"It is the journey that matters..."

The title is the caption on the back of the t-shirt I'm wearing right now. It's a quote from a noted science fiction author [1] and it seemed an ideal sentiment to summarize my feelings as I get ready to start my Big Asia Tour, 2009. This will be a very open-ended and spontaneous tour. ...

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panini7 on February 15, 2009 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: Panini's Asia Trip 2009

San Francisco

Few places in the world are as talked-about and loved as San Francisco, and the city definitely did not disappoint. I spent a week in San Francisco wandering about town and discovering places. These are the famous sealions down at Fishermans Wharf. They made some terrible noises...

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niklasbergstrand on January 20, 2009 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: Niklas in America

California!

WOW. I got off the plane from dreary Seattle to be greeted with clear blue skies & 20oC heat. Immediately, before even getting the tube to downtown, I had a feeling I was going to like this place! Having checked into my hostel (bit of a dive), I walked along Market Street (the Main St) to the...

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johnnoble on January 17, 2009 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: John's year off...

The conclusion

I'm up at 5.20am, take a guagua to the city center, then a motorcycle taxi to the bus station followed by a bus to Higuëy, where I have around 2h of sightseeing and breakfast. The main attraction is a really unique cathedral, apart from that the city is quite standard... but I like it. Whenever...

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bennedich on January 4, 2009 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: Ukraine, Iraq, Iran, etc

Quick visit to San Francisco...

I stay up all night packing and working, then fly to San Francisco at 9am, via Frankfurt. The flight from Frankfurt is overbooked and I'm told I'm bumped: I'll get 600 euro, hotel and a business class seat for the next flight. Awesome! Except that it means I'll miss my connecting flight to the...

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bennedich on December 28, 2008 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: Ukraine, Iraq, Iran, etc

San Francisco day 47

Hollie came back home today and we did our 2nd interview, this is probably the nr 2/3. I got a lot of nice answers but want to know so much more, I decided to brainstorm on new stuff for the 3rd and last interview. After this interview we went to a concert/live djing show with a group called...

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Lamignan on December 7, 2008 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: California

San Francisco day 46

I currently stayed at Brads house. I had an appointment with a girl I met the week. She was this girl who used to work at kink.com. Her job was a regular desk job at one of the biggest, if not the biggest bondage/kink companies in the world. Some of her tasks were to watch the films they were...

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Lamignan on December 7, 2008 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: California

San Francisco day 48

I met up with Steve Leyba around 3 30 P.M. We did an interview and it was great. Really love this guy. Steven is an artist. He is the kind of guy who screams: " FUCK YOU AMERICA!!!" in a National Park with a lot of people there. He insisted on doing the interview behind the fence of a national...

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Lamignan on December 7, 2008 from San Francisco, United States

from the travel blog: California

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