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Cali Fun, Part 5 - Stinson Beach and The Golden Gate Bridge

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This is my last post from my trip to California.  For our last day in California, we took a trip to Stinson Beach, which was gorgeous. We got there early in the morning and had planned on going on an hike, but the   beach, sun and surf were too tempting.  So we decided to chill on the beach which was relatively empty and soaked a little bit more of the California sun in.
Julia and her trusty ukulele. 
I love my cousins!  Heidi, Julia and Me.
There was more than one shark warning at this beach, so these feet stayed on the sand.
Since there had been shark attacks there in the past, there were a few warning signs along the beach. We also noticed bear safe trash cans in the parking lot.  This spurred a conversation: if a grizzly bear came into the surf and got in a fight with a shark, who would win??  It was quite the debate and I can't remember what the conclusion was.

Our next stop before the airport was the iconic Gold Gate Bridge.  We took a short walk in a park next to the bridge to get some awesome pictures.  

It was a beautiful day.
Presenting the Golden Gate bridge!
It looks more red than golden to me.
The Ocean
It's been fun San Francisco!

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  1. grammawoodJuly 11, 2012 at 10:02 AM

    I agree about the color of the bridge; but Golden Gate sounds so much more poetic.

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 16, 2013 at 6:34 PM

    Hi Jannifer,
    My name is Jane and I'm with Dwellable.
    I was looking for blogs about Stinson Beach to share on our site and I came across your post...If you're open to it, shoot me an email at jane(at)dwellable(dot)com.
    Hope to hear from you :)
    Jane

    Love all your "travel toes" pics, btw!

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