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20050703 Neděle červenec 03, 2005
Flying Back to Prague

I'm about to leave San Francisco. I had a great time here, the city is so full of differences and vibrant street life. Yesterday I made a whole day trip to see some other parts of the city, I saw Golden Gate park with it's musicians, Castro with it's rainbow flags, Fisherman's Wharf in the evening - that was fun! Golden Gate was again covered by fog, I wonder if they create the blue sky photos of Golden Gate in Photoshop :-)

Hasta la vista, San Francisco!

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