17 Dec, Sunday - Twin Peaks, Rainbow City and Legistrative Building

Sans Fransciso - Part 4

We signed up for the optional evening tour, so after touring fisherman's wharf, we were brought to one of the twin peaks to capture the aerial view of the city. the view was spectucular, especially so with the sun set as backdrop.

See.. My hair was giving problems as usual..
This is an automatic toilet. Should have used the chance to see what is it like. Haha..
The view was so good! And the weather was turning cooler. Luckily, I had my good jacket with me..

Next stop was at Castro Street- famous for being the homosexual district. The largest flag in San Francisco, the Rainbow Flag, symbolises the city's tolerance towards homosexuality (gays/lesbians are legal). Lol.. This is really not meant for young children to see. Yesh.. I find them pretty disgusting. I am not a supporter of homosexuality. Becky and I went into a book shop to see see. Man.. The pictures there are just too - yucks..
And I saw quite a few gay couples along the streets and sitting in restaurants. Man.. And there was 1 guy hugging another one. Bad for the eyes. They were not good looking and was bald. The gay couples that we saw today were just not handsome at all. So disappointed. And we didn't see any lesbians too. Maybe iis because it is Sunday. Not the time to party.

After that, we had a quick stop at the City Hall to take more photos before heading back to our hotel. I don't really like to take night shots because my camera is just not good enough for night shots. But the building would only look nice at night.