The clam chowder bread bowl was tasty!  They had a tomato soup bread bowl that looked equally as yummy, so I will have to try that next time.  The bakery makes interesting bread creations, such as a turtle.

After lunch, we walked over to the Aquarium of the Bay.  In my opinion, it is not worth the price; luckily our tickets were free, so I cannot complain.  The aquarium is very small and has a limited number of animals.  They did have this cutie porcupine though.

Since we were at Pier 39, we decided to walk around and look for the sea lions.  Not sure if you can make them out behind us in the picture, but there were hundreds of them sunbathing.

As always, San Francisco was a blast.  We had a great time with S and K (they do not like to take pictures).

Aquarium of the Bay - Pier 39 at The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA
Boudin Bakery – 160 Jefferson St, San Francisco, CA 94133

Hubby to the rescue though!  He wrote a great post on his site about the Turtle Oasis.  For years, he has talked about building a pond for the turtles when we have a yard; so hopefully, we will be able to build it for them sometime in the near future.  There are some factors we still have to figure out like the heating and what to do if there are more eggs, but it looks like we have a good start so far.

Any suggestions on heating the Turtle Oasis?  What dream accommodations have you made for your pets?

Here is a photo that shows the full log.

She is quite entertaining to watch!  Have a great weekend!