The Embarcadero

Embarcadero

 

A palm-lined boulevard stirred by the clanging of cable cars and a steady breeze…

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“The Embarcadero” is the rather grand moniker of the roadway lining San Francisco’s eastern waterfront.  It begins below the Oakland Bay Bridge, winds past the old Ferry Building, Pier 39 and Fisherman’s Wharf, finally ending at Pier 45.

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Along the way, one has views of many San Francisco landmarks including Coit Tower and Alcatraz Island.  The BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) can be easily accessed at the Embarcardero Station southeast of the Ferry Building.

It’s an easy reference point:  wander west in San Francisco and eventually you’ll land on the Embarcadero.   Further still?  Wear a swimsuit.

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Outlined in “Ocean”

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If you ride the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) from Pleasanton, past Oakland, under the Bay and take the Embarcadero exit…  If you then ride an escalator from the oppressive yellow-tinged tunnels up to the bustling streets of San Francisco and follow the breezes to the water…pierview of bayview

You might stand on a pier

…and surrender momentarily to the the salty fragrance of the sea and the wind’s insistent rearrangement of your hair.

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