| Lorrie's Caddy provided the wheels again. Garmin provided the directions. |
| The famous entrance |
| The counter... flying fish every time there is a purchase. |
| I found a new man! |
| Fresh catch |
| Dungenous Crab - yum |
| And a fresh baked and stuffed canola to go! |
Pike Place Market
FISH video
The next destination.....
Space Needle
Remember, the last time I was here was when I was 12 in 1966, not long after Seattle hosted the World's Fair. I was excited!
Valet parking took care of the caddy (reduced rates for visitors to the top).
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| Photo first! (Start counting how many times you can find Mr. Rainier and the Space needle in this, and the photos throughout this post... HINT...Don't miss the reflections or shadows!) |
| Going up! |
| Giant spiders added as artwork to a building below |
| Olympic Mountains in the rear |
| Couldn't tell you what it was. Zooming didn't help, but it was cool from the top! |
| Zoomed view of the Victoria Clipper at Pier 69 from the top |
| Artifacts from the World's Fair |
| Cascade mountain range hosts Mt. Rainier (look for it in the skyline at one o'clock) |
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Prepare to be awed and amazed. I was.
| This is a ceiling! |
| Words do not do it justice |
| Even the reflections are stunning! |
| This exhibit fills a room and then.... the exhibit moves outside! |
| Those vines are all glass! |
| My new blue scarf goes quite well in the blue garden, don't you agree? |
Of course the perfect weather contributed to the great shots!
| A quick stop at the gift shop... |
| choosing a two sided Chihuly floor puzzle adding to my collection of things to do with the grandchildren I don't have..... yet. |
The perfect day got even more perfect with dinner, meeting Cousin Diane, the one from Lodi with the pretty colored doors!
| Diane's favorite Seattle restaurant for Thai food |
| Claudia and Diane |
| Yummy dinner! (My first experience gives this a rating of "A.") |
| Fun, fun, fun | Time to head for Olympia, pack and get some sleep. Flight leaves at 10:40 a.m. Burbank, here I come! |

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