Downtown Seattle

One day we took a trip in to Seattle to check a couple things off our "Seattle Bucket List."

First, we took the light rail from Beacon Hill into the City (Jack really wanted to ride the train).

Then we walked up to the Columbia Tower, which is the tallest building in Seattle, to have a coffee at Starbucks at the top (I really wanted to do this one).

However, I must have misread the info. Starbucks is only half way up, which still gives you a great view, but the observation deck at the very top is something you have to pay for (which was not true when I lived here). Sorry but I'm not spending $12 per person to look out over the city, I don't care how great the view is.

We were able to kind of peek so I was happy with that.

So back down to the near bottom we went and out onto the patio to run around and finish our coffee's.

Jack loved giving his brother's piggy back rides.

Then we all waved to Auntie Jake at her office in the building across the street before heading off to get a bite to eat.

While we were eating Auntie Jake called us and we were able to meet up for a few minutes before we headed home and she went back to work.

Just enough time to explore the water feature.

We couldn't figure out why Ethan was holding his ears but I really love this photo!

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