Yes, yes, I know, 60s-era clothing styles got a little updating and became fashionable again. I was thrilled–I love the styles. Just didn’t think the styles would be so enduring. Apparently, they are, because they show no signs of being replaced with, say, the white shoes and shiny suits of the 1970s.
Yes, we actually did stuff like this on our jeans in the 1960s. In fact, I still have a small daisy patch I was going to embroider on my jeans when I was in college. I still have it.
Something elegant for everyone. Including the dog.
A favorite (and famous) breakfast spot.
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How fun to be shown around, without having to walk up and down the streets (that’s what I remember most—the hills!!!) jodie
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Once in a while we’ll take a ‘hood tour, like a good Chinatown tour or one of North Beach, but I’ve lived in this area since ’84 and have my favorite things to do. I rarely get sick of Union Square, it’s great for people watching. I’ll be back to SF on Saturday for museum and theatre with a friend.
We took the kids there for spring break last year. An eye-opening experience for them to say the least. We loved our visit to a tiny Fortune Cookie factory in China town. But they’ll remember the city most for a drunk guy verbally attacking us on the bus, unfortunately, so scary for them. I love the pictures you’ve included. I’m a love child deep down.
It’s such a wonderful city and we feel lucky to be only an hour south.
I have never visited CA, thank you for the great tour of San Francisco. I would love to visit one day.
I do love San Francisco and believe it is the most beautiful city in the world. It’s been too many years since I was there and I’m way overdue a visit.
You are. Let me know when you come.
San Francisco is a monument to love and peace! I love it. I was too young to be a real hippie….but once I grew up and understood it, I wish I had been. Sort of.
I don’t know why that cracked me up so much, but it did make me smile, Tam!
I visited San Fran about 10 years ago and loved it. What a fascinating city. I hope to return someday.
My sister lives right outside San Francisco – what a great city. This made me miss the 60s and my patched jeans.
My daughter should move there. She’s such a hippie. lol. I’ll have to share this post with her. She will love it!
Now that my son and daughter in law live in the area, I’m always interested in cool San Francisco stuff. I’ll have to check out Fog City.
I don’t if I could live out there, but this just reaffirms I definitely want to visit San Fran one day!
Oh, you could live out here. Guaranteed.
I love San Francisco, its is such a beautiful place, I would love to live there.
What great images! On a political note I am glad to see the pro vaccine sign. I have lived in liberal communities that have spotty vaccine participation and it has always made me worried. I know San Fran is ripe for that!
How amazing! I always dreamed about visiting San Francisco. I frequently find myself watching travel videos on youtube about it. Can’t wait for that to happen. Can you recommend me some places to put on my list for when I will finally visit?
Alcatraz. Union Square. Either or both Fine Arts Museums. Museum of Modern Art. Ferry Building.Walk the Embarcadero. North Beach. Fisherman’s Wharf. You can also enter San Francisco in my site’s search box and come up with all different places.