San Francisco: Castro Street

More pics from San Francisco!

See also:

San Francisco

Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum

Melanie's Mannor

Boudin Bakery

The Wax Museum 

Rainforest Cafe & Street Performer 

 The Winchester Mystery House

It's time to talk about...

Castro Street!

Many of you who follow this blog know I'm an avid supporter of Equal rights, and I have a lot of friends in that community.  So how could we not go visit Castro Street?

Kristina, Courtney, Melanie and I on Castro Street.

 

Castro Street.

Pride flag over the street.

Kristi and Courtney in front of the shop once owned by Harvey Milk.

 

More shots of the shop.

 

Hot Cookie

This is a little cookie shop that happens to also sell men's undies with their logo on it.

 

HRC Store.

We were so excited to see this store, but it was overpriced and the girl working was rude!

Hehehehe.

It figures there would be a Sausage Factory! LOL

And yes, we brought the kids some flags back!

I loved it!

The Winchester Mystery House

More pics from San Francisco!

See also:

San Francisco

Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum

Melanie's Mannor

Boudin Bakery

The Wax Museum 

Rainforest Cafe & Street Performer

On day two, our little group met up Melanie again and we made the trek out to San Jose to see The Winchester Mystery House.  For those of you who don't know what this is, you should really check it out.  The whole legend is really fascinating.  Go read the wiki article here!

Kristina, Melanie and I before we left for San Jose.

Melanie and Courtney at Chilis.

The group (without me) at the Winchester Mystery House

 The Kids were wishing in the well.

Courtney and I waiting for the tour to start.

Kristina and Ken waiting for the tour.

Kaden said the guns were his favorite part of the trip.

Melanie was trying to teach him about guns.

Look, another Love-O-Meter!

Courtney, Melanie, and me before the behind the scenes tour.

Melanie and Me.

Here's pics of the house, some are taken with my phone cuz the camera died.

 California Redwoods.

That's the door to nowhere.  Some say she was trying to confuse the ghosts.

I loved this place, reminds me of the movie Rose Red by Steven King...

I so loved the house, the only thing I didn't like was the gift shop... They've totally commercialized it and turned it into a tourist stop.  Food vendors and a gift shop full of completely unrelated things.

The Heart Was Made To Be Broken

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"The heart was made to be broken" - Oscar Wilde