Day 13 - San Francisco

Today, we had a relaxing morning of blogging and movie editing. We haven't had much time to do either, so we took advantage of some down time. We got brunch at a tiny cafe on the way to John Muir National Historic Site. John Muir is known as the Father of the National Park Service. It was really interesting to learn more about him and see the ranch where he'd lived with his family.

Tonight's game was the San Francisco Giants vs. the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals dominated this one, as they scored 11 runs on their way to an 11 - 2 victory. Luke Weaver pitched 5.1 no hit innings, and we were hoping to see a no hitter. Gorkys Hernandez spoiled that in the bottom of the 6th inning, two batters before a two run homer would give the Giants their only runs. We found it interesting that this game only lasted about two and a half hours despite the amount of runs scored. But hey, that's baseball!

The writer/director/editor working hard 

Breakfast of champions

John Muir's House

Muir's scribble den

#ringthebell

Finally made it to AT&T Park

Bridge from a parking lot

Perfect view from our seats

AT&T Park staple - garlic fries (got nothing on the garlic parm fries in Oakland)

Race in the water

Hugh Jackman was there!

Pano with a pretty sky

Wiffle ball field

Orange lights on palm trees

The bay

View from the outfield (it was a chilly night)

AT&T scoreboard featuring phormer Phillies great, Hunter Pence

Kayaker hoping to catch a homer

Selfie

Everyone tries to copy the Philly cheesesteak

Skyline at night

Visited Willie Mays on our way back to our hotel 

Day 13 Rating: Another glorious day, the air as delicious to the lungs as nectar to the tongue 10/10