Hot Air Balloon Tea Towel Landmarks San Francisco’s iconic Ferry Building

San Francisco’s iconic Ferry Building was built back before there were bridges crossing the bay

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Two iconic San Francisco structures - the Golden Gate and the Transamerica Building

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These Brooklyn tea towels only get better as you wash them - perfect for drying dishes or just making your kitchen look awesome

Hot Air Balloon Tea Towel Landmarks San Francisco’s iconic Ferry BuildingHot air ballooning is not only the slowest and silliest mode of air transportation, its also the most beautiful. Invented in the 1770s by a couple of French brothers, and then modernized in the 1960s by Ed Yost and other lighter than air pioneers, hot air balloons are sort of like riding a bicycle in the sky. Theres no cabin and no loud engine, so you can see and hear everything on the ground clear, especially since most flights are relatively low