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It’s only on the last morning that the fog finally lifts and the Golden Gate Bridge shows its rust-red suspension cables. I’d almost caught it the day before, weaving madly through traffic in an Uber towards the viewing point, watching the pillows of cloud roll in across the bay. No luck – I was too late. But on this stately Californian Sunday morning, all clear skies, 
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I first fell in love with the idea of San Francisco while reading Armistead Maupin’s iconic Tales of the City series. Originally serialised in the San Francisco Chronicle, the first of the Tales of…
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Photos from a day trip to San Francisco - a practical timeline on how to spend 24 hours in SF with burritos in Mission, LGBT history in Castro & more
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A few weeks ago I was surprised with a last-minute trip to San Francisco. With just a single night in the city and all-total about 24 hours to explore, I didn’t waste my time. I packed nothing more than a backpack with a change of clothes, my toothbrush, my iPhone and an extra battery pack. Armed with my phone and a handful of recommendations I picked up on Twitter and Instagram, I was ready for a quick 24-hour trip to San Francisco.
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We've challenged ourselves to a new series of videos! Spending only 24 hours in a city. What can you do in a city for only 24 hours? This time we are in San Francisco! What can we accomplish in a short amount of time? FIND OUT!
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If San Francisco is the gayest city on earth, that probably makes it the gayest city in the universe. Queer men and women descended upon SF as early as the Gold Rush era but especially after the first and second World Wars, and since that time have dug their heels in and turned the city into a LGBTQ paradise that can be felt not only in the Castro—but from the Bay all the way to the Pacific Ocean. If you’re in town for a good time, know that there is plenty to be had. Here are 10 things you probably didn’t know about LGBTQ San Francisco.
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One of the most open and liberal cities on earth, San Francisco offers plenty in terms of entertainment, sightseeing and a plethora of gay bars
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Take a look at some of the best stuff to do while in San Francisco
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San Francisco is the heartbeat of the LGBTI community in the United States. While New York has Stonewall, Los Angeles has West Hollywood and Fire Island is Fire Island, the home of the Golden Gate Bridge lives and breathes the rainbow.
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Hola bebés en esta ocasión Pepe y Charly se fueron de viaje y quisieron mostrarles un poco de sus aventuras! Esperamos les guste este video en el que fuimos a Castro, al Golden Gate y al Folsom Street Fair (entre otros lugares).
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