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Pike Place Market

Today we decided to see what Seattle's downtown had to offer. It was a very busy day as Seafair is going on in Seattle and there are simply a lot of people around. Grandpa drove down from Vancouver in the morning and 'toured' around with us. We drove past the Space Needle, checked out Pier 70 and Fisherman's Wharf and then headed to Pike Place Market. The market was packed and as it was nearing Sam's nap time he was truly not impressed with all the chaos. However, the flying fish (and the screams from the crowd as the fish flew) were enough to push him over the edge. Needless to say it was a quick stop with a very scared and clingy baby. It didn't take long of Sam to fall asleep on our way out of the city!





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Seattle! Cool. Great town...
Joan Bailey said…
Like Harry's Inca Kola shirt.

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