san francisco dragonboat?
83689
its a dragonboat that is in san francisco. I dont get what your question is.
211941
The Seattle Parks and Rec website says, "Green Lake Boat Rental, a private company on the other side of Green Lake, offers a variety of boats to rent to the general public including canoe, paddle boats and row boats." Perhaps they also have pontoon bikes. \n\nThey can be contacted at: (206) 527-0171
1004178
I saw this done in Missouri.  The boaters in a lake community regularly meet in the center of the lake and tie their boats together.  Then they chat, have happy hour (bring your own drinks and nibbles), swim and just relax.\nThat was very informal, but I found a yacht club website that gives their guidelines for a "raft up" (site posted below)\n\nHave fun!
1148895
Yes, I've been there for a party a few years ago.  It's near Van Ness and Market.  It's a collective (I think) where writers have offices to write in everyday, like a writer's retreat but in the middle of the city.  Seems like a nice deal if you want to write full-time.\n\nHere's their URL:  http://www.sfgrotto.org/
428999
dont know but did a quick web search and came up with this\n\nhttp://www.tdl.com/~thawley/seals.htm\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_Seals_(PCL)\n\nmight help you at least know what it was about
672405
Go North up 2nd Street and eat at Gordon Biersch.  Reasonably priced (for SF) and only a five minute bus ride from the park (or about a 20 minute walk)
150934
try this one...\n\nhttp://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/detail?blogid=15&entry_id=2796
396272
There's the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach.  That's probably what you're looking for.\n\nEnjoy.
890852
you mean the one in Pittsburgh?  couldnt find 2006 photos but the unofficial site is here:\n\nhttp://www.dannychew.com/dd.html\n\nman I'd love to do that ride.
243910
check out http://www.monster.com/\n\nP.S. I live in San Jose :)
966037
Oh hold on, I have one right here, Next to my collection of WW2 Torpedo and Gun boats.  Can i interest you in a nice little MG42 for seeing off the odd sail boat or two?
487820
Actually, I can watch whales (mostly California gray whales) from my office window (near Avila Beach, California). Right now the Pacific is flat but I do not see any spouts. The mothers have pretty much moved north with their children by now. The males already are gone. \n\nI saw a mother snout up and then breech. That was two weeks ago. Awesome sight!\n\nLast fall a friend of mine and his wife were out of Santa Barbara in a 20ft cabin cruiser. A gray came up and snouted over the front of their boat. Crushed the trim. Then it came back and the tail actually flipped up and hit the guy in the chest. Broke some ribs and tore him up with barnacles. I would have said the couple were just high or something but no arguing with the boat damage and his injuries.\n\nTake a whale watching cruise if you can. It is something life-changing.
1014892
http://www.sey.net/  Visit this site.  My ex was just there a few days ago...stopped in port while they were sailing.  He said it was beautiful.
278106
Yes and no.  The question is whether to permanently dock the Battleship Iowa as a floating museum in San Francisco.  Several on the Board of Supervisors (and some in the city) object on the grounds that it would amount to supporting war and militarism and all that, and would be hypocritical to be calling for peace (as the city gov't often does) while making money off of a battleship tourist attraction.  Additionally, a member of the Board got lulled into saying on Fox's "Hannity & Colmes" that he thinks the US doesn't need a military at all--which was immediately repeated as proof that SF is nothing but insane liberals who would be served right if terrorists blew up Coit Tower...\n\nIn fact most people in the Bay Area have no problem with the battleship or the military or national defense.  The area has a long history of military connections (you can look at WW II alone), and at present is home to the Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien, the submarine USS Pampanito, and the aircraft carrier Hornet (in Alameda).  Fleet Week every year brings the Navy into port and the Blue Angels over the bay.  More rational folks--and that includes many others in government--may legitimately oppose the current war while still respecting the military and its history, and would welcome the Iowa as a link to the city's own naval history.
418376
Try this website http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/jeffcorwin/carnival/frog/califnewt.html
683690
Nope but my Dad will be sailing past this weekend...he and some buddies are transporting a sailing yacht from Maine to near NYC.  So wave if you see him out there!
322957
Where is NYC are you planning to take a motor boat?? Down 5th & Main?