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MikeDamone
Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,781
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Interesting note you might not know about Seattle:
Seattle geography-while in land, it is a long and somewhat narrow city. On the east side of Seattle is a very large and long lake, (fresh water, Lake Washington); on the west side is salt water (Puget Sound).
And, about rain? Seattle is WAY down the list (44th in) annual rainfall. Check it out:
www.todayifoundout.com/index.p...that-much-rain/
Seattle (salt water Puget Sound averages 942 feet in depth) and is home to the largest octopi in the world:
www.datalaneexpress.com/tips_menu_012.html
I think there is a group here trying to discourage people moving here with that rain talk. But, it's not working; Seattle is growing, jobs booming and people are moving here in mass. You know why with Amazon.com, Costo, Boeing, Microsoft, Starbucks, Expedia, on and on...
Looking forward to having you here in Seattle (on 9-13-14). SEA-town awaits your great UI fans. WELCOME! Here is a preview for you of new Husky Stadium (Lake Washington in the background). You can even arrive by boat. Many people tailgate on their boat and arrive at Husky Stadium by boat (we call it "sailgating"). Some restaurants actually offer a ride by boat if you dine there. One of the restaurats that does this is called Chinooks. Here is the website:
http://www.anthonys.com/restau...k-at-salmon-bay
And, here is new Husky Stadium (Lake Washington in the background):
http://seattletimes.com/html/s...adium25xml.html
Seattle geography-while in land, it is a long and somewhat narrow city. On the east side of Seattle is a very large and long lake, (fresh water, Lake Washington); on the west side is salt water (Puget Sound).
And, about rain? Seattle is WAY down the list (44th in) annual rainfall. Check it out:
www.todayifoundout.com/index.p...that-much-rain/
Seattle (salt water Puget Sound averages 942 feet in depth) and is home to the largest octopi in the world:
www.datalaneexpress.com/tips_menu_012.html
I think there is a group here trying to discourage people moving here with that rain talk. But, it's not working; Seattle is growing, jobs booming and people are moving here in mass. You know why with Amazon.com, Costo, Boeing, Microsoft, Starbucks, Expedia, on and on...
Looking forward to having you here in Seattle (on 9-13-14). SEA-town awaits your great UI fans. WELCOME! Here is a preview for you of new Husky Stadium (Lake Washington in the background). You can even arrive by boat. Many people tailgate on their boat and arrive at Husky Stadium by boat (we call it "sailgating"). Some restaurants actually offer a ride by boat if you dine there. One of the restaurats that does this is called Chinooks. Here is the website:
http://www.anthonys.com/restau...k-at-salmon-bay
And, here is new Husky Stadium (Lake Washington in the background):
http://seattletimes.com/html/s...adium25xml.html
Comments
The thing is it's dark as hell for two months. November and December the sun shines for a total of about an hour. It's better not that far away, but in the City those months are bleak.
My friends and I can't wait to make the trip.
We've heard Husky fans are real classy so it should be fun.
We want to tailgate and have a few "sodas" before the game.
What's the policy out there about "sodas"?
We also average only 70 days a year of sunny days, so even when it isn't raining, it is still gloomy and shitty.