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downtown - IMG_1612
We couldn't settle one one place for lunch, so we skipped around. The Oriental Market was stop #1 for pork adobo. - IMG_1698
More trees growing on/out of fallen trees (called "nurse logs," which is much nicer sounding than calling the new trees cannibals) - IMG_1622
old brick buildings - IMG_1616
Buildings that were probably really cool in the 60s - IMG_1625
Pioneer Square area - IMG_1699
Once again, what looks in nature like love and companionship is actually fierce, to-the-death competition. - IMG_1623
Bryan sticks his parking receipt in the window. - IMG_1628
Pioneer Square itself - IMG_1602
approaching Seattle - IMG_1633
setting sun on the return drive - IMG_1596
on the road, Olympic Mnts in the distance - IMG_1620
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clams and other live seafood - IMG_1611
For Cameron: ocarinas. We would have bought you one, but they were a bit out of the price range. - IMG_1621
Public library, out the car window on a serious hill - IMG_1629
Bryan requests a toy store stop. - IMG_1626
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Oh yes, the logging - IMG_1598
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Driving in WA: tall dark trees and Scots Broom (the yellow flowers, evidently an invasive species, but a very pretty one) - IMG_1619
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At the Experience Music Project, a two-story tower of famous (and filler) guitars - IMG_1630
We meet the colorful regulars at the Firehouse, a common 5:00 stop for locals. Here, Mason Jar the dog distains the offered water and eyes the Corona. - IMG_1605
space needle - IMG_1631
Bryan & Leslie at the Firehouse - IMG_1638
Leslie & Grandma - IMG_1632
While it was never, evidently, a firehouse, it was a brothel. Good times! - IMG_1610
Bryan marvels at the garlic size. - IMG_1599
At Bryan's grandparents', a whole wall of family!