Hi Everyone,
I have mentioned in several of my posts that I went on a cruise up to Alaska. I went on this adventure with my sister, Gemma aka 
In this post/video, I will share our experience and adventures in Seattle. I think the best way to share any experience is through photographs and videos. This post contains both photographs and videos for you to view. Feel free to click on the video below.
I have also included the photographs from the video in this post for you to peruse through at your own speed.
The map shows most of the places we visited during the few days we had in Seattle.
This photograph was taken just outside one of the entrances into the Pike Place Market.
A very cool place to have a nice bite to eat after exploring Seattle.
This is a special little alleyway where people like to leave their gum on the wall.
The Museum of Pop Culture has so much to see for geeky people like myself.
Look at me, up close and personal with the prince from Wakanda.
I am just hanging with two of marvels greatest heroes, Spider-man first appeared in 1962 and The Thing in 1961.
Would you believe Bill Clinton fired Captain America?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has a lot to offer but I think the Avengers are probably the biggest pull.
The museum had plenty of Tony Stark’s suits on display. Over time, it appears his suits are becoming more streamline and sleek with the exception of the Hulk Buster.
Marvel has a great choice of aliens. Do you like Thanos, the Kree, Asgardians, or even Galactus?
A high tech bear vs. a highly intelligent ape.
I get to say hello to Jeepers Creepers before being put in a trance.
Would you want to be a cool fairy tale character? There is a machine that generates a fairy tale version of you.
It was a great day to visit the home of the Seattle Seahawks. It was also a very quiet day as it was the offseason. I have heard that this stadium can get very noisy.
Look at this giant photograph of Russell Wilson. I have the Russell Wilson bobble-head, it makes a nice souvenir.
I came across this giant chess set. I couldn’t resist demonstrating my amazing chess skills. I moved a pawn to E4. Many great grandmasters have made that exact move.
They may not be giant but I found them to be pretty cool.
A trip to Seattle is not complete without exploring the city beneath a city; well, what’s left of it.
The old town is not far beneath the surface. The only way down is by going on a guided tour.
Some things were still intact. That toilet may look awful but if it still had plumbing, it may actually work.
Most of the old city is in very bad condition. This can be expected considering it was burnt down and then buried under a new city.
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We spent a few hours looking round the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on our last day in Seattle. It was definitely very interesting. I will dedicate a full post to this visit.
Here I am aboard the magnificent Carnival Legend. This was the start of an amazing cruise up to Alaska. As you can see, the weather was holding up very well. The weather was superb for the whole cruise. You can watch my video about the Carnival Legend using this link.
Note: you may need to use the YouTube link in the comments section.
That brings me to the end of this post. I hope you enjoyed the video and photographs. I rarely put together travel blogs but I wanted to share another side of my life. I have several more to come. My next post in this travel series will take a much closer look at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. I will also present some of my own findings and logic in regards to vaccines as well as some of the other work highlighted by the Foundation.
If you want to read any of my other posts, you can click on the links below. These links will lead you to posts containing my collection of works. These posts will be updated frequently.
