 
As I said in my previous post, we used public transit for all our transportation needs during our recent visit to San Francisco: buses, trams and rail.
But then again, it was San Francisco, so I wasn’t surprised to see some more unusual public transportation options such as this Boat Tram which trundles along Market St. Built for use on the Blackpool sea-front in England, it seems well suited to it’s adopted home. Of course, the “Nowhere in Particular” destination is pure Californian.
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Okay, I just spent several minutes trying to figure out how the tram got into the water before it dawned on me that of course it isn’t that kind of boat…haha. So interesting, I never knew such a thing existed!
Haven’t seen those…
We’re in SF for Easter, I’ll have to check it out…
I love funky vehicles like this! Looks like a fun ride.
That is so cool!
Awesome! I’ve never even heard of these. I can’t believe you scooped me on my home turf!
That’s so cool. My kids will love to ride on one of those.
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