| | | The intense red hallways inside the library. | |
| | | Beautiful, yet intensely uncomfortable. What were they thinking? | |
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| | Fascinating design inside the library. | |
| | | Fascinating... and damn ugly. | |
| | | Frighteningly colored escalator. | |
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| | Better suited to a scary sci-fi flick. | |
| | | Nutty library furnishings. | |
| | | Yes, a padded ceiling inside the library. | |
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| | Those architects were nutballs! | |
| | | Christine & Tim attempt to relax in the zany library. | |
| | | Beautiful interior of the world's least comfortable library. | |
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| | | Flowers at the Pike Place Market. | |
| | | Shoe Museum... of course! At the Pike Place Market | |
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| | Hanging flowers at Pioneer Square. | |
| | | | Smith Tower--founded by the guy from Smith-Corona and Smith & Wesson. | |
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| | | Troll under the bridge with Tim and pals. Yep, that's Lawrence! | |
| | | I'm on top of the troll, ma! | |
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| | The troll yearns for the company of Lawrence. Is that a tear I see? | |
| | | Part of the sidewalk in the Fremont section of Seattle. | |
| | | It's a Coldstone Creamery! In Fremont, of course. | |
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| | Painted on the wall of a shop in Fremont. | |
| | | Fremont possesses a rocket, of course. | |
| | | Christine tortures cute shop kitty. | |
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| | Tim paws through postcards in a shop. | |
| | | Lenin in Fremont. Lugged all the way from Slovakia. | |
| | | Interesting sidewalk paraphernalia. | |
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| | Devil duckies at Archie McPhee's. | |
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| | At the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks. | |
| | | Cool metallic sculptures at the Locks. | |
| | | Beautiful gardens at the Locks. | |
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| | Intergalactic floral creatures hang at the Locks. | |
| | | Riding the Ducks of Seattle, which use amphibious World War II vehicles. | |
| | | Seattle skyline from the space needle. | |
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| | Lawrence enjoys a latte at the Space Needle. | |
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| | The Space Needle at night. | |
| | | | View of Seatte from the Space Needle. | |
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| | Trapped under the Seattle sidewalks... on the underground tour. | |
| | | Elevators inside the Smith Building. They're still manually operated. | |
| | | Beautiful Chinese ceiling inside the Smith Building. | |
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