#2 was at the north end of the Mission district in an empty parking lot (see the above KQED article for full locations). Again I like how Banksy integrates the surrounding into his art (in this case the trees behind the wall)

 

 

#3 A short drive south (into the heart of the Mission district) we found the third piece. A great social comment on what has happened to native Americans in this country. We noticed that some small graffiti had already occurred over the head of the figure. 

 

#4 had sadly been vanquished. A local told us that the owner of the building had been told that his property had been vandalized and he simply ordered it to be painted over. 

This is what it should have looked like. 

 

 

#5 Now in the Haight district and we initially took a while spotting this one. This piece connects an otter and a rat character with a red line, though we couldn't get a good vantage point anywhere to see the entire piece.

 

If you love cupcakes then you should check out Cako Bakery in San Francisco. It's been open about a year and is located just a cupcake's throw away from Union Square (at the corner of Powell & O'Farrell). The window display grabs your attention and you are then irresistibly drawn inside to check out the sights and smells of the beautiful selection of cupcakes on display. And then you will buy one...or two. After all, it would be rude not to.