San Francisco Day 3

Noe Valley is a lovely place to stay in when visiting San Francisco. You get to drive up the most insanely steep hills where you feel as though you are driving straight into the sky. These undulating roads were such fun and gorgeous to look at too.

We enjoyed looking at the houses there because they all had individual character and design. 

We started our morning by visiting Mission Dolores Park where we could have a good view of downtown San Francisco. Little did we expect to run into some beautiful hummingbirds upclose for the first time. We enjoyed capturing slo-mo videos of their unbelievable speed.

Golden Gate Park was the next stop of the day.

The Golden Gate bison paddock.

Ocean Beach

It was a lovely day to be at the beach. It was quite windy and there was a mini sandstorm on the other side.

The main event for the day was the Golden Gate Bridge. We didn't stop where the hoard of tourists were but drove a bit further down and parked right in front of the waves. It was exhilarating.

The bridge was stunning against the blue sky.

This is the view from Fort Point. 

We stopped by the main visitor centre later on and enjoyed the bridge from a different view. 

The next stop was the DeYoung observatory.

This was like a museum with a fantastic observatory deck on the top.

We enjoyed the art and sculptures displayed. We thought of Callum the whole time. Especially when we saw this gigantic map. He loves looking at maps.

We ended our evening with dinner at In-N-Out. Needless to say, we followed the online secret menu hacks recommended and got Animal Style everything. After which, I made the controversial declaration that I preferred Mcdonalds over In-N-Out in disagreement with my husband. He insisted we go back again the next day and reluctantly I agreed. We ordered the items just regular without Animal Style and it tasted so much better! Conclusion: We don't like the online hacks that everyone shouts about. Good ol' off the menu is best!