Fort Point National Historical Site and Park had some of the most beautiful and colorful gardens. I was most envious and wished I could achieve …
The captions below each slide are Howard Jr.'s commentary. Some of the longer ones run into the next caption.
Fort Point National Historical Site and Park had some of the most beautiful and colorful gardens. I was most envious and wished I could achieve …
… similar results back home.
Obviously this was not a day touted by the Chamber of Commerce.
I continue to admire the gardens.
Golden Gate Bridge with an incoming vessel passing beneath.
The low flat brown house on the white pilings was the scene of the filming of the television series “Ironside.” If I remember rightly,…
… this was near a site called Seal Rock.
This and the following several views are in the Japanese Gardens…
… and I must admit do not to the gardens justice.
Japanese Garden path.
The reflecting pool.
The Pagoda.
San Francisco from Signal Mountain. This and the next few pictures when put together form a panoramic view of the city.
Moving to the left the tall buildings of downtown, and some of our fellow travelers.
And to the left some more.
A quick shift back to the right catches a tour bus descending the hairpin round that provides access to this vantage point.
Back to the left again. End of series!
Christmas time again and with an artificial tree, we move into the living room.
The mantel for 1976 and only three stockings, Grand Mom, Grand Dad, and Mark.
Grand Mom and Grand Dad check out their stocking.
How dark my hair! Looks like I’m holding an electrical cord.
Grand Mom seems to be treasuring what Santa put in her stocking.
What could it be? It’s a big package.