Saturday we headed across the street and set up camp for a day at the beach...
What If I'm Still Broken?
10 years ago
Saturday we headed across the street and set up camp for a day at the beach...
The Parrish clan came together again on July 16 for the annual reunion at Ed and Cyndi's house. This year was extra special because we were able to celebrate George and Joyce's 50th Wedding Anniversary! What an accomplishment- I can only dream that Adam and I will oneday be blessed to share this occasion.
We decided to take an Underground Tour of Seattle. Their website describes their tour as a "leisurely, guided walking tour beneath Seattle’s sidewalks and streets. As you roam the subterranean passages that once were the main roadways and first-floor storefronts of old downtown Seattle, our guides regale you with the stories our pioneers didn’t want you to hear. The tour begins inside Doc Maynard’s Public House, a restored 1890s saloon. Following a short intro, we’ll walk through historic Pioneer Square to three different sections of Underground—about three blocks in all."
We got off of the ship back in Seattle and headed to the Mayflower Park Hotel to drop off our bags and head out for another busy day.
Our room...
Our hotel was very close to Pike's Place Market so we headed down there to overload our senses with what Seattle had to offer.
In the market...
If you look closely you can see him catching the thrown fish...
One of my favorite things about the market was the fresh flowers that were around every corner.
The bouquets were so large and I could not get over how affordable they were.
We walked by the original Starbucks.
I know Seattle is known for its coffee but I think they are starting them out a bit too early...
My parents raved about a restaurant called Ivars from their previous trip to Seattle so we had to go check it out. My dad swears by their clam chowder.
We ate inside but the restaurant has the option for take out.
After lunch we strolled around the city and then headed to take a Duck Tour of Seattle!
It was a great way to see a large area of the city in a short amount of time. We danced and sang songs all around Seattle.
We drove by Safeco Field where the Mariners play and also by Qwest Field where the Seattle Seahawks play.