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The Beach

Posted at 12:23 pm on Monday, March 10th, 2008 | Posted in General

Nothing better to do on Friday after my classes I decided its finally time to see the Pacific coast. I google’d a bit for it and to my surprise found that its real close to where I live. Fort Funston, a decommissioned army base acts as a beach area. So I took my friends bike and headed out.

100-Font-to-Pacific-Coast

It took me about 15-20 minutes to get there and there was a little hike from the road level to get to the coast. Its actually a cliff side. I had to go up a log staircase to get there and go down another log staircase to get down to the beach. The first thing I noticed were dogs. There were lots and lots of dogs. I didn’t know that this area is one of the most visited dog walking parks in San Francisco. And then I saw Battery Davis which you see below. I was amazed by the sheer size of the Gun that it used to hold.

Battery-Davis-near-Fort-Funston

To the side of Battery Davis is Fort Funston’s hang gliding viewing platform used by spectators. Fort Funston is now a major site for hang gliding with an area set aside for opening and folding gliders and taking off.

Hang-Gliding-Viewing-Platform


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