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Descripcin: we&#39;re going to San [Music] Francisco hello and welcome welcome to input English this is a road trip it&#39;s actually a railroad trip so we&#39;re going to San Francisco today on a little Adventure I have a couple of things to do there I&#39;d like to take you uh on the The Journey along with me we&#39;re going to the Embarcadero Station which is the first station in San Francisco we&#39;re currently in the parking garage in North San Jose and so behind me you can see the BART station BART Bay Area transport and that&#39;s a high-speed train system that connects the cities of the Bay Area it&#39;s pretty fabulous system so we&#39;re going to ride the BART it&#39;s going to go through many of these towns in the Bay Area from this South Bay location we&#39;re going to go under the San Francisco Bay and we&#39;re going to come up about an hour later in uh San Francisco at the at the uh in barcadero station from there we&#39;re going to walk along the Embarcadero and you get to see some sights there um and then we&#39;re going to go up the filbert steps uh this is a special place in San Francisco it&#39;s a bunch of stairs that lead you up onto the top of a hill to koit Tower so that&#39;s my plan so I wanted to introduce this you can see we&#39;re in the South Bay I&#39;m going to pan around so you can see the view we&#39;re we&#39;re about seven stories up up so you can see what it&#39;s like around this area okay we&#39;re now walking to the BART station we&#39;ve come down the elevator and now this is a sidewalk there are no cars around here this is a pedestrian only area um it&#39;s a short walk perhaps 100 yards and it&#39;s a beautiful day blue skies puffy white clouds a very light breeze it&#39;s about oh I don&#39;t know 20° C it&#39;s it&#39;s a cool beautiful day uh it&#39;s about 9:00 in the morning um it&#39;s surprisingly quiet here you know this is a busy transit station theoretically but I don&#39;t see a lot of people and I don&#39;t see a lot of cars in the parking lot so I&#39;m just a little puzzled uh the parking garage I went up to the top level cuz I wanted some light and I wanted to see and so I went up there and literally I was the only car there uh there was a security detail you know keeping an eye on the place which I value I think that&#39;s great that the car cars aren&#39;t going to get broken into but there weren&#39;t any other cars up there on the top level so I&#39;m going to go into the station I need to um add a little bit of money to my fair card the fair cards for the BART are called clipper cards and they&#39;re electronic and so what you do is put them in a machine and add money like like dollar bills or you could use a credit card and add value so I&#39;m going to uh use this machine here to add value to my Clipper card so you can see it behind me there&#39;s a machine one of them says you can buy a Clipper card but this one says that you can add value to a Clipper card a little different feature there so I&#39;m going to use this machine uh and add some value and then we&#39;re going to go into the BART station so we&#39;ll see you in a minute okay we are up on the platform waiting for the train to come in so you can see there behind me is the platform and as I pivot around here you can see the platform now you&#39;re looking in the direction toward San Francisco this is the end of the line the southern most station currently uh in the BART system so if I step over here you can see the map so this is the map of the BART system and we&#39;re going to take the green line to San Francisco and get off at the Embarcadero Station so that will be the first station in San Francisco after we go under the bay so now we probably have about a 20 minute wait well let me rephrase is that I have a 20 minute wait and I&#39;m going to turn the camera off of course and we&#39;ll wait for the uh train to show up and get on board going to San Francisco well lots of people go to San Francisco how can you go to San Francisco any number of ways the first time I came to San Francisco I did so on a jetliner and we flew into San Francisco in International Airport that&#39;s a great way to go to San Francisco alternatively you could take the train sure bus lines go to San Francisco cruise ships go to San Francisco literally I watched a beautiful cruise ship come under the Golden Gate to go into San Francisco and let its passengers off so lots of ways to go to San Francisco I suppose bicycling would be an option but considering the traffic and and the difficulties I would not really I wouldn&#39;t Embrace that myself uh some people might so if you drive to San Francisco the problem you&#39;re taking on is the parking the parking here in San Jose is $3 for the day but the parking in San Francisco could be 50 or $60 a day and it can be a little hard to find so I like the idea of avoiding the parking problem this train system has a cost associated with it but they do have some discounts and for people of a certain age uh the discount is pretty nice so I added some value to my Clipper card uh you do that electronically with a credit card or with cash and then the Clipper card is read electronically by a a little touch pad you just tap touch it to the electronic sensor and it communicates with the computer and charges you for this trip it the computer keeps track of where you got on and where you got off and the cost is based on distance one person going to San Francisco you have to think about using the BART system it&#39;s very cost effective now there are circumstances where you would not want to take public transit let&#39;s say you were taking something with you that was fragile or let&#39;s say you had four other people with you then then it might make sense to drive in and put up with a parking expense sure um you can&#39;t there are a lot of things you can&#39;t take on BART and so you would choose to drive some places in San Francisco are hard to get to using the BART system and other public transit so uh today what we&#39;re doing Bart makes sense other days we&#39;re going to drive so we are now waiting for our train to come in in according to the announcement airport San Francisco Daily City train approaching one this is our train how exciting [Music] so we are in the Train the doors are closing J step clear of the doors wow we&#39;re getting ready to take off so here is the map in the train you can see it&#39;s electronic map and we&#39;re here and and we&#39;re going to go up the East Bay and then you can see we&#39;re going to go under the bay and this is the embarkadero station from here to here is about an hour these trains can be very busy it can be completely full with people standing holding on to these handh holds yeah I&#39;ve been on this system when it was that busy it&#39;s super Qui quiet today I don&#39;t know why it&#39;s just super quiet as we get closer into the city the train cars will fill up more uh as you get up into the east north side of the East Bay up toward Oakland you get a lot of ridership up there so we are now on our way this is the train leaving San Jose heading up the track to s San Francisco [Music] so now we are in San Francisco uh I just came out of the BART station and walked uh maybe three blocks down Market Street and now you can see the ferry building behind me so this is this is the scene at Market Street and the Embarcadero and that big tall thing is the fairy building so we&#39;re going to go over to the ferry building and I&#39;m going to go around behind the ferry building and show you the the Bay from the from that vantage point and then we&#39;ll take a hike up the um Embarcadero to Filbert Street so our next stop is filbert this is what it&#39;s like inside the ferry building I&#39;m just walking along inside the ferry building it&#39;s pretty brightly lit there are a lot of shops there are a lot of people uh it&#39;s very popular among tourist visitors uh and it&#39;s pretty Charming so this is the scene inside the fairy building so now we are behind the ferry building uh right in front of you there is an island that is yena Island and then to the right of the island you can see the Oakland Bay Bridge so that is one section and then there&#39;s another section on the other side of the ybab island to the left of ybab Island there is another Island and that&#39;s Treasure Island that&#39;s a man-made Island that um was used by the Navy during World War II and and then uh has more recently been turned over to uh the city those Hills that you see beyond the the Bay Bridge are the Oakland Hills so this is the scene behind behind the ferry building a lot of people there&#39;s some restaurants it&#39;s uh it&#39;s pretty nice place so this is the Embarcadero this is the street that goes along the bay lots of people lots of visitors come here these Warehouse buildings that stick out into the bay are called peers and they are indeed warehouses it&#39;s a very pleasant walk it&#39;s a nice day it&#39;s 65° F here so that&#39;s 18° uh celsi a very pleasant day uh it&#39;s even nicer in the sunshine very pleasant when the sun is shining on you warming you a bit uh not much wind you can see the flag is moving but not not uh severely so so now we&#39;re up to Pier 1 and 1/2 so San Francisco is famous for its cable cars and that&#39;s an opportunity to create some confusion because yes San Francisco has cable cars but they also have street cars or trolleys and so this you&#39;re looking at a vintage street car or trolley car they&#39;re electric and they go on Rails these cars were brought here from various places around the country and around the world I think from the sign that was an original San Francisco trolley car here you can see the Trans America building which is a very characteristic thing that you see when you see a a Skyline View of San Francisco that unusual shape so this is a pier that people can walk out there are benches to sit a lot of people fish from this pier now that calls into question whether you really want to eat fish out of San Francisco Bay I would not but there are people who do that here&#39;s a Riverboat and this is a cruise ship that goes out into the bay uh presumably in the evenings or on weekends I don&#39;t see much activity on it right now uh but it&#39;s for entertainment it&#39;s for visitors it&#39;s for you know eating and drinking and having a lovely time in San Francisco there are two boats over there that you can see that uh have orange and white coloration they have tires around them and on the side the letters pilot and so those are pilot boats and so when a large ship comes into San Francisco Bay the captain of that ship may not be well prepared to navigate the treacherous Waters of the San Francisco Bay so local Pilots come on board the ship and guide the ship into its final location so those are pilot boats to take the local Pilots out to ships that are coming in from far away now you can see Treasure Island it&#39;s a very low Island it&#39;s we&#39;re uh going to show you Treasure Island on another video but uh public transit doesn&#39;t really go easily to Treasure Island so that&#39;s going to be a a car trip so um look for our visit to Treasure Island on another video that video is on our production schedule and as of this moment it has not been made so now we&#39;re arriving at the Exploratorium this is an educational facility on two of the peers as you see peers 15 and 17 are the Exploratorium it&#39;s a fabulous place to come visit particularly with kids it&#39;s educational and you can see from its name Exploratorium it puts emphasis on exploring interesting new things exploring new ideas and seeing things from an educational point of view but with a sense of excitement and enthusiasm you can see looking to the left we&#39;re getting closer to our destination up on the hill we&#39;ll be up there shortly the walk from the ferry building along the Embarcadero to get actually up to koite Tower can be done in fewer than 30 minutes however if I stop and talk and show you things that&#39;s going to to slow my progress so it&#39;ll be a little slower this is the area between the two peers that house the Exploratorium a lot of people here a lot of visitors busy day today this is great you can see uh people on Segways this is a tour this is people visitors who come here and they rent the segue and they get a briefing on how to do it and then they take the segue on a rolling tour of San Francisco this is Levy&#39;s Plaza it&#39;s a small Park very pleasant trees flowering shrubs little waterfall coming into view behind me and this is what you see on the way from the Embarcadero up to the filbert steps the filbert steps are the way you get up to Quint tower on foot brings up a fun story so I was familiar with San Francisco having been here many times we were here for a meeting years ago and a friend of mine professional uh colleague uh from elsewhere uh was here for the first time and she said what should we do what should what can you show me about the city that would be interesting and fun I said let&#39;s go to KO Tower she had no idea the distances that we were going to walk the number of steps that we were going to climb and nor the fabulous view we were about to get so uh this uh was a uh really fun place to bring a visitor for the first time so you can see the sign there reads stairs to koit Tower and then as I step over here you can see these stairs so these are called the filbert steps and they go up to koit Tower from this vantage point you really can&#39;t see the tower but you&#39;re going to see it soon I&#39;m letting a group of student visitors go further along they look like they&#39;re having a great time but they&#39;re a bit noisy and I&#39;m going to let them get further up on their uh climb of these steps so now you can see the steps the school children have continued along their way so things are getting pretty quiet now we&#39;ll climb those steps straight away so I am now 10 steps to the good I I know I I know it&#39;s much more Qui it now we&#39;re making the the climb on the filbert steps this is fun so this is our first landing so you can see we&#39;re behind a building you&#39;ve got a cliff very steep keep Rocky Cliff covered in vegetation a lot of insects I&#39;m seeing a lot of bees and there were some butterflies a moment ago for some people it might be quite strenuous but not too bad at all and of course like most things you&#39;re wise to pace yourself you know what&#39;s your hurry so this section of the filbert steps is made of wood these are wooden stairs we&#39;re between the houses between the apartment buildings lot of vegetation lot of garden features that are tended by the local folks quite a pleasant place here in downtown San Francisco climbing the filber steps this is fun they put up a street sign but there&#39;s no Street there&#39;s just a walking path I don&#39;t know if that&#39;s a real street sign or or what the further we go the denser the vegetation goes and the more Scenic it becomes this is really quite Charming something I didn&#39;t expect was a fire hydrant of course you would want fire hydrants look close by current term for this is a fire hydrant uh old term is a fire plug kind of a casual term for it fire plug so this tree in front of you the tall one the big one is a coastal redwood there&#39;s another one to the left here&#39;s a bay looks like a Bay Tree between the two so we have finished the steps per se and there&#39;s our destination KO tower that said there are additional steps needed to get to it but like so many things it&#39;s starting to get clear that this effort is going to be worth it cuz the view from up here will be splendids so here is KO Tower from the base what fun we made it so we climbed the steps and the elevator here is broken so we&#39;re climbing more steps 234 steps and up we go so we made it this is the top of koite tower you can see the Golden Gate Bridge to the right the hills are the Marin Headlands if you go under that bridge and keep going you&#39;re in the Pacific [Music] Ocean there&#39;s a small Marina here there&#39;s a bigger Marina to the left we&#39;re going to show you that on a different video when we go to Fort Mason so here you can see the ferry building that is that Tower between here and the bridge that bridge is the Bay Bridge you can see fairies coming and going into that terminal remember that the ferry building is indeed a ferry terminal this is your view of your bua Island then to the left Treasure Island and then in the background Oakland and Oakland Hills to the left you can see a fery moving so now we&#39;re uh finished with qu Tower we&#39;re walking down Greenwich heading to Columbus and Washington Square and points to the West okay we are now in North Beach you&#39;re looking down Columbus in North Beach and over here is Washington Square so now we&#39;re on Stockton we&#39;ve just left North Beach and you can see we&#39;re seeing some evidence of Chinatown taking the walk down Stockton to California go of my Des Nation here&#39;s a local grocery Market lots of vegetables and [Music] fruit so we have a few more blocks before we can turn on California so now without any question we are in San Francisco&#39;s Chinatown it&#39;s been probably 30 years since I&#39;ve been here pretty Charming so now we&#39;re on Filmore this is one of my favorite areas a lot of shops very laidback fun place again I haven&#39;t been here in a long time but I do like this area a Charming place in San Francisco it doesn&#39;t have a City Vibe it&#39;s it&#39;s it&#39;s not highrises and big city it&#39;s more small town in its Vibe feel more and I&#39;m almost at my destination I&#39;m going to an optician shop to look at some glasses cuz these things are necessary you know time passes your prescription changes you get an eye exam and it&#39;s time to maybe get some new glasses so that&#39;s why this portion of the trip going to the [Music] optician this is an epilog an appal contains the remarks comments clarifications additional information that come at the end of a work including perhaps a play or a book any sort of literary work so this is an epilog to our trip to San Francisco and the top of ko Tower if you watch a movie you might see an epilogue in a movie that would take the form of reporting to you how the characters are doing after the events of the movie or how the characters are doing in the present time our trip to koite Tower uh had a couple of surprises for me and these I report one first surprise I forgot to bring water now that had consequences because I got a little dry and that has effects on one&#39;s voice you might have noticed as we got to the top of the filbert steps that my voice was starting to crack that was regrettable there was no place to buy water at koi Tower so when we got down to Columbus I bought a bottle of water better planning is always a good idea the next thing I noticed is that I need to be flexible in dealing with other people yes I can be committed to making these videos and bringing you good content but I still have to be a good citizen so at the top of qu Tower I needed to be respectful of the others the area was relatively small and it got kind of crowded when we first got up there I took some pictures through all the windows and then set about making the video clips with some narration as it got busier and busier the north window of quit Tower got very popular among the other visitors and I was in no position to Elbow people out of the way so I could make a video clip looking North well the north vantage point is the one that shows Alcatraz Island so I have a nice still picture of that what you see in the picture is an island with a bunch of buildings on it that&#39;s Alcatraz and the decommissioned federal prison that is on that island and then behind Alcatraz Island is another Island that&#39;s much bigger and has a much taller Hill and that is Angel Island so in future videos look for a video with our trip to Alcatraz Island we&#39;re taking you there also another video on our trip to Angel Island now Angel Island is not small it&#39;s quite large and you can&#39;t have a car there you can go on a ferry boat and now you&#39;re on foot and you have a couple of choices you can walk you can rent a bicy bcle or you can bring a bicycle so I&#39;m choosing to bring a bicycle my bicycle has been stored in the garage for a number of years many of those years related to the pandemic the tires and tubes on that bicycle are more than 15 years old so in anticipation of our trip to Angel Island I&#39;m changing the tires and tubes uh on that bicycle so that I have a reliable mode of transportation the other thing that I noticed is the need for flexibility in another way the number of steps to get to the base of koit tower up the filbert steps is 445 that&#39;s a lot of steps but I had planned on taking the elevator to the top of qu Tower I knew there was an elevator what I didn&#39;t know is that elevator was out of service so in order to go to the top there is but one choice 234 steps so up we went people need to be flexible and I had to be flexible once I got to KO Tower and realized the elevator was out of service I hope that you enjoyed this video we strive to make content that is interesting so that as you are acquiring your English language skills through comprehensible input you&#39;re doing so with stories and Adventures that are interesting and compelling if you have any thoughts or concerns leave them in the comments below and of course we encourage people to like And subscribe we want to grow this channel so that&#39;s it for this episode we hope to see you in future videos bye [Music]
Ttulo: Exploring San Francisco and Coit Tower
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