The Presidio
Nothing can beat the views from The Presidio of San Francisco. I was able to see the entire San Francisco Bay out to the ocean and a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge! The park is sprawling and I was able to visit only a few of the many sites. Many visitors centers, historic sites and works of art are located throughout the area. It served as a military installation for over 200 years and was officially transferred to the National Park Service in 1994. As I walked through the ruins of the East Battery structure, the old concrete walls seemed oppressive yet protective, a very similar feeling to Alcatraz. In one of the barracks, I saw a peculiar sentence etched into one of the doors. At first I dismissed it as graffiti, but I’m certain it contains more than at first glance. It said, “Victor traveled to India with Sierra where they performed a passionate Tango on top of mount Alfa.” Scroll down for a hint: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .