Most people are ok with seeing nude people in public in San Francisco. So why is there a ban on nudity in San Francisco? While walking around nude during the Pride event, it was liberating to freely walk around in public while nude. Most people didn't seem to care. Our bodies are natural, why must there be laws forcing us to hide our bodies with clothes?

We boarded in Union Square and got good seats on the bus. We were told when we boarded to select Channel 2 for English which we proceeded to do when we boarded. Channel 2 turned out to be a tape-recorded voice interspersed the most awful music. We were disappointed that there was no tour guide at the front of the top deck given that they instructed us to use Channel 2 which was tape recorded.

At the second stop, outside of the Hilton Hotel the bus stopped for at least 20 minutes with no explanation given for the long stop. The sun was beaming down on those of us in the top deck and made everyone very uncomfortable for the duration of the wait. Nobody was getting on the bus and nobody left the bus so it was inexplicable why were were stuck for so long.

At the end of the tour we discovered that there was a live tour channel and missed it (not sure where the tour guide was since there was nobody on the top deck). We followed the instruction to go to Channel 2 but the live tour guide was Channel 1 and we missed it!

We walked from fisherman's wharf to the ferry building on a bright, sunny day and it was wonderful. Walking along the Embarcadero, passing the attractions Pier 39, Hard Rock Cafe, Exploratorium, cruise ship terminal, Alcatraz boat terminal, etc. It's a 30 minute walk to the ferry building. During the walk, you can take in the ocean air, the sun (If not foggy) and a nice view of San Francisco bay. If you glance right, you will see Coit Tower hovering on the hill. Tip: bring layers of clothing as the temperature could turn in a second and turn cool to cold...