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Three Postcard Perfect Days in Seattle
... regret, but so much of Dale Chihuly’s work was visible from the free side of the fence that I it kept me busy with my camera. You would recognize this famous glass sculpture instantly – his work adorns museum’s and fancy lobbies around the world.
After lunch we grabbed the monorail back to downtown and then caught the #16 bus to the Washington State Ferry port to get on the boat to visit the little island of Bainbridge – about ...
Lesson Learned
... and forest folks are trying hard to stop the spread. We had to fill out paperwork at the Canada Customs outside Haines, return to the US, explain the situation to US customs agent, dump the wood on the side of the road and try it again.
3. Make sure the sewer drainage hose is securely attached to trailer before emptying the ...
Seein' Seattle
... restaurants and apartments inhabited by a nice mixture of Seattle’s young professionals, artists, and working folk. After wandering through some of the shops, we stopped for a beer on an outdoor terrace, then Pat’s favourite little Japanese Sushi place, called “C”... it is one of the places that has a little conveyor chain running around, and one just grabs ones choice of plate as it comes around. Fun reasonable and fresh.
Then a return bike ...
Phở-ck Yeah
... sad), and there were many awkward hugs and rushed goodbyes as they dropped us off in the middle of the busiest street in Seattle, across the road from our new home – the Green Tortoise. We basically sprinted up the stairs to get checked in as we were running a little behind for the metal show we were planning on hitting that evening. So, with our bags quickly dumped in our room, we headed back out into the unexplored streets of Seattle with far ...
Visiting Markets and a Martial Arts Master
... first time, I barely noticed the rough, splinter filled floor or the vague smell of natural gas that tainted the air inside the scruffy hall. The only thing I saw were excited visions of my inevitable transformation into a red-haired English version of Bruce with cat-like reflexes, ripped chest and popping, cobra-head lats.
WuuuuuAaaaaahhh!!
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Bruce Lee was born Lee Jun-fan on November 27th 1940 in San Francisco, California. ...
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