"We can always do with more journalists." That's what the immigration inspector said as he stamped my visa at San Francisco International Airport. I guess that was a better welcome than "Sir, I'm afraid we can't let you into the country," as they discovered a stash of Vegemite I smuggled in for Garrick and Simone. Mr & Mrs Field arrived in San Jose only a day after me and the good times were here again...
Garrick with the "Charger", or as we dubbed it the "Stratosphere", due to its out-of-this-world fuel efficiency
At the Golden Gate Bridge, still where it was last time I was here
It was very cold, as illustrated by this lone sailor
The view back towards San Francisco and "The Rock" otherwise known as Alcatraz
Downtown San Francisco
On the left, Garrick and I check out the world's most crooked street
A very long lunch in Monterey, one of the great memories
We took in the sights and sounds of Monterey and Pacific Grove
We stayed at Rian's bosses, bosses place in Pacific Grove. Magnificent.
It was sad to say goodbye to the Fields. Until next time.
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Gold!.. ahhh gotta love youtube!
good times good times. back to the harsh reality of a working day, and the noise of lima. my heart is still in that cafe in pacific grove with a real coffee and some cream cheese on a fresh bagel. magic. thanks for the memories bryce. we'll always have the tram!
So good to see you all on live video!! Great reporting guys. Miss you B.
I don't feel accurately represented in that video, and I object. My comments were edited. Journalists...
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my photos are coming over at further-afield, but its a bit of a mission sorting through the 800 odd photos that were captured during our week.
hey hey so good to see some video- after a lot of msning, its great to be a virtual fly on the wall! nice work transatlatic team!
This is only the beginning of some GREAT times...It's great to have you with us Bryce. Congrats U.S. resident!
Jess
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