July 14th, 2008
If you feel like you’re racing through the day, the Speed exhibit at the Pacific Science Center will be just your. . . well, speed!
With interactive displays suitable for all ages, and an underlying educational message that encompasses math, velocity, acceleration, friction, and technology, it’s easy to see why this exhibit is a visitor favorite.
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June 27th, 2008
On a typical day, Pioneer Square is full of business people going a hundred different directions, shoppers, tourists, and, since I believe in honesty here — a few men and women who call the park benches there home.
This is a great area to explore, whether you are a visitor or resident, as the area […]
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June 6th, 2008
There are some new additions to the Woodland Park Zoo this spring. Earlier this week, I wrote about Tom, the new snow leopard. The other big zoo news is the new Chilean flamingo exhibit, a return of these delicate birds after an absence of over 10 years.
Chilean flamingos are a pale pinkish-orange in color. […]
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June 2nd, 2008
Regular readers here at The Seattle Traveler will already know that I’m a big animal lover, and the zoo is one of my favorite places to go. A new addition to the Woodland Park Zoo provided a real “aaaaaaah” moment — the arrival of a young male snow leopard named Tom.
Snow leopard are endangered, […]
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June 1st, 2008
Details: One of my favorite purchases at the Pike Place Market is fish and seafood from the great vendors there. It’s always fresh!
And if you’re looking for something to do today, check out the Pike Place Market Street Festival.
Photo credit: flickr
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May 10th, 2008
Several days ago I wrote the ABC’s of travel destinations. It seemed like a fun way to share some of those places, near and far, that call to me.
Geoff from The Switzerland Traveler picked up on the idea, and listed the Swiss Alphabet.
Here’s another take on the idea as I provide you […]
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March 21st, 2008
His axe at the ready, Leif Erickson guards the Shilshole Marina and serves as a tribute to Norwegian heritage of the Seattle area.
The statue of Leif Erickson was a gift to Seattle from the Norwegian American community during the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair. It was originally gifted to the Port of Seattle, and it […]
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February 3rd, 2008
Details: The Space Needle is probably the most recognizable attraction in the Seattle skyline. Whenever I fly back into Seattle, no matter the time of day, I always enjoy seeing the Needle.
Photo credit: wikimedia
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December 16th, 2007
Details: The Pacific Science Center on the Seattle Center Campus.
Photo credit: Personal collection
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December 2nd, 2007
Details: The International Fountain on the Seattle Center Campus in a popular attraction during all seasons.
Photo credit: personal collection
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