With some members of our party already having gotten their fill of biking in the rain, we opted instead to rely on a bus today to get us downtown. Our destination was Pike Place Market, which is often called the “Soul of Seattle”. Opened in 1907 as a modest farmers’ market, this quaint, colorful beehive
The Monster, The Troll, The King and Other Fairy Tales
More heavy downpour for the better part of the day, so we canceled plans to bike into town again. Instead, we took the opportunity to get in some Internet activity at a cafe. Later in the day, there was a break in the seattlization, so we strolled over the drawbridge into the artsy Fremont district
Soggy in Seattle
It was bicycle day; we all four pulled our bikes out of the trailer and headed toward Seattle City Center, home of the Experience Music Project, among many other attractions. After stopping to repair Kimberly’s flat tire, which occurred almost immediately, we continued on our way. The two youngsters spent a couple of hours in
Arriving in the Emerald City
Making our way further North, we find ourselves in Seattle. We first had to spend a rather busy week performing and teaching workshops at schools, including two schools we’d appeared at before. Then yesterday we took a tour of the Chittenden Locks, which we’d seen before, but our guests hadn’t. Additionally, we met up with
