San Francisco, Day Two

 So today was another great, yet overwhelming day. Today was... family day! I can honestly say that I feel very strongly that I have seen a great deal of Golden Gate Park! While there may have been several stones still unturned, I saw, what seemed like, the majority of the park.

 The day started out at the Japanese Tea Garden. Great place to walk around and take photos on a beautiful sunny day. We drank some tea and had a snack. From there, we moved on to the Botanical Gardens, which was huge and impressive. After that, we met up with more family at the tower at the de Young Museum, where you can catch an AMAZING view. Oh! And... going up in the tower is free, so travelers take note! From there, it was just walking, walking, walking. We passed the Buffalo in the park, which were all laying down and still as logs. We happened upon some sort of Alice In Wonderland croquet game, where the people were dressed up as the characters, AND playing with pink flamingo mallets.  Brilliant. We passed by the Windmill, and many other portions of the park.

After all of that walking, we were MORE than ready for dinner (and a beer), so we set out to find a spot, and we landed in a little whole in the wall Indian/Pizza place. Golden Gate Pizza & Indian Cuisine.  In all honesty, I was a little nervous about it, but the food was great! This place is at Judah and 46th in the Outer Sunset. So good, and I'd highly recommend the Vegetables Korma. <-- No joke.

 Well... here are a few photos to sum up the day: