Day 7 - Goobye SF... Welcome to Berkeley!
Time to move from San Francisco, renting a car (a huge car of course), and heading to Berkeley, crossing the Bay Bridge! Take a look at the pictures in the following post.

But just before leaving San Francisco, I couldn't resist to reach the Apple Store and buy me an iPod, the must-have geekie-tech gadget of almost all of the US youngsters...

So goobye SF, goodbye to your windy streets, goodbye to your melting pot of races and cultures, you've been a great experience!

The University of San Francisco welcome board.

An awesome view of San Francisco from Twin Peaks hill.
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Dal 2004 questo piccolo angolo di rete raccoglie gli interessi di ricerca e i lavori di sperimentazione digitale di Simone Garagnani in materia di cultura geek, ma soprattutto di Building Information Modeling, rilievi digitali ad alta risoluzione e computer graphics legata al mondo dell'architettura, dell'ingegneria e delle costruzioni. TC Project, è presente anche sul social network Facebook.
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