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Abandoned bunker
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Outside the abandoned bunker
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Mikey's peering into the collapsed roof of the abandoned bunker
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A second bunker, in use from 1901-1917
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Exploring the second bunker
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Below the second bunker. Up top is where a canon used to be mounted
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The original reinforcement in the cement cieling
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Metal door protecting the inside
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Wooden door at the bunker
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Steps on the top of the second bunker, near the canon mount
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Rusting metal plate on the bunker
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Mike found the rooftop, of course
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Approaching the GG Bridge
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Mike and Mike, at the start of the bridge
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Pedaling into the fog
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The fog is lifting now and we could finally see the towers
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We're getting hungry... but there is more to explore
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On our way back. Mikey's ahead of me.
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Made it back to the start, now down to Fort Point
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Inside Fort Point. The walls are 7 feet thick
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The bridge is constructed directly overhead
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Mikey up on the second floor
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You can get a sense of how big the Bridge is above us
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The back wall housed the bunks and sleeping quarters
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The front walls were for canons and defense. None of the canons were ever shot
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Gorgeous interior, I'll return with a nicer camera
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Archways inside Fort Point
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Looking out one of the windows towards the ocean
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A great place for hide and seek
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Out another window with the bridge above
