Published: June 25th 2002June 25th 2002
Bank of America Building
San Francisco - where the 52nd floor was.
Anyway - I've booked a trip to Alcatraz for tomorrow - had clam chowder and a had a generally very nice day. The highlight of the day was the 52nd floor of the Bank of America - $5 for a beer in the restaurant on the top floor and you get to sit at the top of this very cool building and just look down - and around at the amazing SF vistas. The music they play sucks though.
I've also visited the Palace of Fine arts - a reconstructed psuedo Greek temple structure built for a 1905 exhibition. The photos (when added) show how beautiful it is.
After wandering around the Palace for a bit I found what I thought would be the Fine Arts Exhibition - so wandered in. It wasn't fine arts - it was a science exhibition. It was fairly interesting - Exploration - but not what I was expecting. Oh well.
Well it's late ... hopefully I'll get more time to write and a PC with a floppy drive to put up some photos soon.
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