The Golden Gate Bridge is named after the Golden Gate Strait, the narrow entrance between San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The strait was named by U.S. Army Captain John C. Frémont in 1846, who likened its beauty to the Golden Horn in Istanbul. The bridge's name reflects both its geographical location and the striking visual appeal of the iconic structure.
The car spangled spanner
The Car Spangled Spanner lmao i had it for a maths puzzle =)
the menacing shark infrequently ventures under the Golden Gate Bridge to pay us a visit. However, there are 11 different species of shark that do call the SanFrancisco baykeepers.
The car spangled spanner
It is a inlet but it is known as "The Golden Gate" I've lived in the bay area for over 40 years and have never heard of it being called anything else. I guess if you wanted to call it one it would be the" San Francisco Bay Inlet"
Well, a strait is a narrow (relatively) body of water that separates two land masses. And the call it "The Golden Gate" as San Francisco was the main port of departure & return to Alaska during the gold rush in the late 1800's.
the menacing shark infrequently ventures under the Golden Gate Bridge to pay us a visit. However, there are 11 different species of shark that do call the SanFrancisco baykeepers.
what do you call it when the sheep all get stuck at a gate
The Golden Gate Inn Hotel in Brooklyn is one of the cheapest you will find other than checking into a dorm-style hostel. The Golden Gate will run you roughly $80 per night. To make reservations or for any questions that you might have you can call (718) 743-4000.
The 'boarding gate' .
Draw bridge
The Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is the bridge that people call the "Big Mac" Bridge. It is nicknamed that because it is a yellow twin span steel tied arch bridge, and those yellow arches are similar to the "Golden Arches" logo of McDonald's. According to Wikipedia, in the 1980s, McDonald's considered opening a floating restaurant at the base after the nickname caught on.