So You Think You Can Side With San Francisco: A Hilariously Geographic Guide
Ah, San Francisco. City of fog, cable cars, and enough sourdough bread to fuel a small nation. But before you pack your bags and dream of life by the bay, a burning question might arise: on which side of the great divide does this fair city reside?
Fear not, intrepid adventurer, for this guide will be your compass (or sourdough starter, if you will).
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West Coast, Best Coast (Unless You Prefer East Coast, Then That's Cool Too)
That's right, folks! San Francisco proudly claims its spot on the West Coast of the United States. Nestled in the crook of California's coastline, it's the kind of place where you can watch the sunset paint the Pacific Ocean in fiery hues (and maybe get a chill because, let's be honest, San Francisco can be a bit chilly sometimes).
East Coasters, don't fret! San Francisco welcomes you with open arms (and possibly a cable car ride). Just be prepared to explain the difference between clam chowder and cioppino (it's a whole thing, trust me).
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Peninsula Power: Not an Island, But Kind Of?
San Francisco sits regally atop the San Francisco Peninsula, a finger of land jutting out into the Pacific Ocean. It's surrounded by water on three sides (north, west, and south), giving it a bit of an island vibe. But technically, it's not an island, because you can still drive (or, you know, take a very long walk) to get there.
Bonus points for geography buffs: The eastern side of the peninsula borders the scenic San Francisco Bay, which is basically a giant playground for kayakers, sailboats, and the occasional rogue sea lion.
Side note: If you ever hear someone talking about "crossing the bay," they're probably referring to going from San Francisco to Oakland or another city across the water.
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So, There You Have It!
San Francisco: a city with a westerly disposition and a peninsula position. Now you can confidently tell your friends and family exactly where this Californian gem is located.
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But wait, there's more!
Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) to further solidify your San Francisco side-expertise:
QuickTip: Read step by step, not all at once.
How to get to San Francisco?
Plane, train, or automobile (though with the current gas prices, maybe reconsider that last one).
How to get around San Francisco?
Walking, biking, cable car (because it's a tourist must-do!), bus, or the iconic Muni (public transportation system).
How to dress for San Francisco weather?
Layers are your friend! It can be foggy in the mornings, sunny in the afternoons, and then suddenly chilly in the evenings.
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How to find the best sourdough bread in San Francisco?
This, my friend, is a lifelong quest. But a good place to start is Boudin Bakery (they practically invented sourdough in these parts).
How to avoid getting lost in the fog?
Just follow the scent of sourdough bread. It'll always lead you home (or at least to a delicious bakery).
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