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Puget Sound
Bainbridge Island in the background Had a really nice day in Seattle. Walked to the Pike Place Market, which must be the biggest Farmer's Market in the world (with shops, clothing, and arts and crafts too). Really cool. Saw the Original Starbucks down there and found the Martin Family Orchards stall. Walked down to the Waterfront and walked along the Piers for awhile. Found the sculpture park at the end of the piers. Walked up to the Seattle Center area and saw the Sapce Needle. Decided not to pay the $20 to ride to the top. Took the monorail back to the hotel to take a shower. Walked back down to the Pike Place Market and found Matt's in the Market and had a really good catfish sandwich for lunch. Made from fresh ingredients found in the Market. Walked down to the Pioneer Square area, which is another neat area. Saw Quest Field, but didn't want to walk another five blocks to see Safeco Field. Walked through the Waterfall Park. Found Elliot Bay Bookstore in Pioneer Square and picked up a book. Grabbed a cup of coffee and sat down on a bench in the park with the totem pole to rest my feet. Read for
about 2 1/2 hours until I felt it was time to go. Walked back to Pike Place Market and grabbed some dinner, then back to my hotel.
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Amanda
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Farmers Market
Nice! I went back to that Farmers Market in SF almost every day... ha! A new French place opened up too and they had great sandwiches. This Farmers Market sounds great!