Some buds and I will be in town with some time on our hands…any thoughts on what to do/see this time of year?
Regards,
John
Some buds and I will be in town with some time on our hands…any thoughts on what to do/see this time of year?
Regards,
John
just I thought, not much. I’ll be on the streets in the a.m. and dig up something.
regards,
John
Someone notify the local police …
Thanks BriHar, now I know why we got the eye from the local Phuzz.
Well Seattle is a great town. Had breakfast, walked a mile to the Space Needle, took the Monorail downtown, drank a StarBucks in there home town, went to the water front and cruised the shops, took a ferry across the Puget Sound to Bainbridge Island had a bite to eat, back to Seattle, swung into a Pawn Shop to check out the guitars-my buddy checked out the pistols, kind of a ‘Guns and Roses’ moment, then off to Hard Rock Cafe for a brew, dinner at the Crab Pot. Weather was 50 degrees and the sun was shinning, everyone was outside and happy, buskers everywhere. Great day!
note: the reason I posted this thread is there used to be some Seattle folks on this forum.
Sounds like a good time to me, made it there once upon a time, pre-grundge!
If you ever head north of the border, John you have to stop in at ours!
Man, you must have been just a tyke, Seattle has been grundge-ie for a long time now.
Actually, I was north to Whistler for a conclave of 8 folks and some skiing, the mountain won yet again Robin, your around the Toronto area, no? Now if ‘love in the spring time’ melts the ‘cold hearts of winter’ (hmm, I might be able to use that line in a song) maybe a summer road trip is in order, like around the west end of Lake Superior, through Thunder Bay, then dead-head on to Toronto…
Would have been in the 70’s or 80’s, not exactly a tyke then, more like a pain in the ass to my parents!
We are 4.5 hours north of Toronto by car. If you came across from the Sault Ste Marie crossing then east along highway 17 (the Trans Canada Highway) that’s about 7 hours from us. That highway continues on to Thunder Bay, some incredible scenery along the north shore of Superior. Not a good drive in the winter though!
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
WEEEEEEE! Back at ya, Tom, but I expected to see the ‘Sound Drifter Van’ in that pic…with skis on the front and cat tracks on the back