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The Sutro Bath ruins on the west shore of San Francisco are all that remains of an elegant indoor pool and bath house built in the 1890′s. The crumbling structure was destroyed by fire in the 1960′s and now the only remnants to a once fantastic building are a few concrete skeletel foundations pieces, blocked off stairs and an only slightly creepy tunnel that leads to nowhere. Adam & I went wandering around the ruins, and took a walk through the national recreation areas that surround the ruins. This was perhaps the most gorgeous, sunny day San Francisco has ever seen, and we pretty much spent the entire day outside. NEXT POST FROM SAN FRANCISCO: Marin Headlands

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