Travel Log: The lodging

We stayed in the 1916 farm house, a classic Craftsman bungalow with lovely views of the Olympic Mountains.

The last WWII Aircraft Lookout Tower in the United States once stood on this property.


Pretty in Pink
Pretty in Pink
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Lying down in the grass
Lying down in the grass
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The post
The post
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Dusk- Olympic mountains
Dusk- Olympic mountains
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I could have stayed there forever.

We're back in Seattle now, and spent the morning today at Pike's Place market. What a wonderful place..the sight, the sounds, the smells. People everywhere. It was fun, but there was a nagging sense of unease, of feeling alone in the huge crowd. I hope it goes away soon.


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Renee/ The PR
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It sounds like you had a great time. Your pictures are fabulous--I really like the one of the Olympic mountains.
Robbbiedobbbie
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HI!!
This is such a lovely place! Inside and out. I can see why you'd wnat to stay there -- SO nice.
Was the market in Seattle the kind of market where you could find neat spices?

OK, going to look a the pix now........
Emjay
What beautiful, beautiful photos. I can see why Seattle would seem crowded after being in that rustic environment.
Purplesque
Thank you..husband took that one, but I was the one who sent him out in the cold to take it. :)
Purplesque
Neat spices, fruit, flowers, exotic vegetables, Gorgeous goods from all over the world, jewelry..I suspect Pike's Place has something for everybody. I ended up buying a carved bamboo pepper grinder. :)
Purplesque
Seattle Is crowded, but in a nice way. I can so easily see myself living here..
Zotta
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Those are fantastic pictures! "Lying down in the grass" very romantic.
Purplesque
Thank you. For the record, I was only kneeling. :)
Zotta
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Haha!
Singing Horse
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We're going to visit Seattle soon. These photos certainly helped us make up our mind.
Purplesque
:) I'm glad. The photos above were taken in nearby Sequim, but I'm sure you'll love Seattle.

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