The El Pato was the yellow choice
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Whereas the Peking Duck was red
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The prop and rudder were recessed
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The land tour first passed the cable cars
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On Columbus tourist stared back at tourists
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Right turn onto Stockton was blocked by a bus
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Residents passed by unimpressed in a city bus
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The 45 Union also ran out Stockton Street
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The tour guide illustrated echos in the tunnel
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The tour displayed downtown in the rain
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Something new that day, a big red duck
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The tour next sped down 4th Street past Moscone Center
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Over 4th Street Bridge and past the house boats
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They witnessed new construction near Mission Rock
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He waved a friendly wave as they entered the water
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Afloat past the old railroad ferry terminal (abandoned)
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The white ship floated with a rain-soaked city behind
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Huge military ships were docked there too
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The tour was about to round Cape Horn
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The Harbor Patrol sped past to the delight of all
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The sea lion napped atop the huge ship's rudder
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The ball park slowly floated into view
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Floating roads, one folded and the other unfolded
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The South Beach Marina was viewed from the bay
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The litter problem was huge at the ball park
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The Lefty O'Doul Bridge crossed at 4th Street
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The tour driver was from Sweden
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A really tall building grew on Harrison
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The big ship's nose had depth marked in feet
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Huge fenders kept the two ships apart
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Low tide conveniently revealed missing ends
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The tour motored back along the Embarcadero
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The tour passed a tradesman's cart under repair
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Despite the rain the family braved the giant spider
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Farmers' Market in the Ferry Building was in full swing
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In Fisherman's Wharf, crab bread was about to be baked
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