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03 Nov 2009 JIM, USA:
73rd Floor observation room, Columbia Center, 4th Avenue & Columbia. |
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01 Nov 2009 Andy, USA:
Asian food everywhere... I went to Uwajimaya which has a lot of vendors in one place. |
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01 Nov 2009 Andy, USA:
Vancouver is nearby and accessible by Amtrak trains |
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08 Oct 2009 Jeanne, Canada:
The Seattle Greyhound Bus Station has a marvelous Vietnamese restaurant. I had the shrimp salad roll (2 with peanut sauce $2.99 ) and the grilled pork french bread sandwich ($3.25)...superb.Place is packed at lunch. Take out also. |
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11 Oct 2009 Lois, Canada:
Seattle Public Library - very interesting architecture in this near-new building. |
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08 Oct 2009 Jeanne, Canada:
Ivars sale now til ? of chowder for 75 cents. |
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04 Oct 2009 Kitwa, USA:
any of the nearby restaurants; most stayed open fairly late. |
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04 Oct 2009 Kitwa, USA:
Pike Place Market, the Olympic Sculpture Park, Hiram Chittenden Locks, Fremont district |
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28 Sep 2009 Anna, USA:
The free sail on Sundays at the Center for Wooden Boats on Lake Union. |
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23 Sep 2009 Marjorie, USA:
Take the ferry boat out to Bainbridge, at least. |
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