Below: Approaching a tunnel |
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If there is a single characteristic element of San Francisco,
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Below: Lombard Street (the zig-zag street)
is located between Hyde and Leavenworth and is known as the steepest
street in San Francisco, although it is not actually the holder of this
title. Every day hundreds of tourists come to the street to take pictures
of its 40 degree incline and zig-zag design, just as the two RV Gypsies
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Lee Duquette drove down the famous zig-zag
street (Lombard) while Karen Duquette took movies out of the window.
Then Karen Duquette joined the crowd on the corner below the zig-zag
street and took photos looking up at the zig-zag street. |
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Below: Then Lee Duquette drove back up
another steep street so they could drive down the zig-zag street (Lombard)
again. |
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Below: San Francisco road with cable car wires overhead. |
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Below: A view of part of the city of
San Francisco and the fog. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies drove down
the zig-zag street several times. |
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Below: Back on regular streets again |
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