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Have you seen the Waymo's honking at each other in their parking lot, pretty funny.

Hello! I’m in 1750 Lombard street, could you recommend where can l take the cable car , thanks

New HQ for my company Help4Access in 2025🎉

One of my favorite videos of San Francisco

Great video. I live in the East Bay and have been to Coit Tower five times but surely enjoyed this video.

Im from Manaus, capital of Amazonas and i really like to see my amazing Amazon from your perspective. 😊

Smooth voice my friend

Beautiful place and well narrated my friend.

I grew up in the Castro, went to school at Most Holy Redeemer from K-3rd, played at Wheels Valley Playground, lived on Diamond St. from 1978-2021, my mom and dad lived on 17th & Market where there is a corner mom and pop store! I'm an old gal from back in the day when families were there! I now live in the tenderloin and work as a security guard in the City! Walgreens, Castro theater, Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy (my nieces and nephews went there)!

Very nice.. and informative

The architectural marvel that is San Francisco's City Hall has a rich history behind its construction, showcasing impressive design and craftsmanship. Have a great day♥TFS

I am a SF resident, new non techy transplant. Your videos ROCK. Thank you.

You always seem to showcase our beautiful city in a good light!

Stunning views. This bridge looks a lot like the iconic Tyne Bridge in Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK. Greetings from Poland!!

This...i love my SF

thank you sir, out standing showing of the San Francisco. If you get the time and information would you share what you could find out about treasure Island helping out homeless Veterans getting housing there?

I live here and always forget how much the city has. Lovely video.

Been there. Cool spot.

Haven’t been to city hall in 30 years! Definitely want to go back and appreciate it! Thanks for the video, great job.

Well done Holden, thanks!

Excellent.

Well done buddy.

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Haven't been to the Castro since the mid 90's. I think most major cities have a gay district now.

Good one Holden!

Been there...fantastic views 😊

It's definitely not the only cable car system in the world. The relatively new BART line that connects the Oakland Airport to Coliseum station is also a cable car, for example. Or if you're looking for something more akin to Muni's cable cars there's a small, historic cable car system in Wales, UK.

This is a great vid on Castro. I like it when you showed us not only the area but also brought us into the bars and stores and interviewed the owners.

And step in shit, and piss and worse than that is the stink of unwashed more locks living on the street

Hey, this is the best one yet, Holden. Great shots with the drone. Way to pick the light! Also great music and script. And the murals are just great, as a tribute to the City, and to its artists!

Inspiring video, next time I visit SF I am going to pay the 10 dollars and climb the tower!

P r o m o s m 🤷

This is brilliant. There is never a dull moment on this channel.

Great video buddy. I think I was there for that opening shot. If I had known about the murals, I would have gone inside. Those are really cool.

It's a very beautiful country. Maybe I'll visit San Francisko. thanks to you, I traveled before I came. Thank you very much 💕💕

You always show my city in its best light!

Good one Holden.

Great camera moves and narrative Holden!

Amazon region has many rivers; one of them is "the Amazon River", thus "rio negro" or "black river " is not the amazon river, but AN amazon river. 😚😚

Formerly known as 'Eureka Valley', the neighborhood was upper working class Irish Catholic and home to some of the 60s rock and roll renaissance players like , Janis Joplin and Carlos Santana. It was dangerous for gays to go cruising at night there as teenage gangs were on the prowl for homophobic violence which the police often refused to investigate, likely because they, themselves, indulged in the same crimes when they were teens. It was a pleasant neighborhood, white, hip and unpretentious and the transformation occurred when all the bars were bought by gays. It was the first replacement of a population that was not ethnic or racial.

So interesting as always!!

So sorry to see these videos end. Ready to go back!

Great job Holden! Love the sunset at the end.

Thanks for the videos. I am inspired to go there one day and see it for myself.

Excellent job! I enjoyed reliving the trip, thank you!!

Uh... That was some cluelessly bizarre background music during museum segment.

Amazing place. Thank you for sharing.

Another great video! Thank you for sharing. What a mysterious and magical place.

Where does the Japanese get gas for his generator?

An Amazon ghost town, fabulous!