Thanks for the comments, everybody!
@Okstate: Personally, I prefer sunny weather, especially for photo sprees, though I certainly don't mind a few clouds breaking a monotonous sky and once in a while, it's' just nice with rain.
@Urban Zombie®: Heh, then you're gonna like/hate a few pictures in the next set.
The Carl S. English Jr. Gardens next to the Ballard Locks have some beautiful flowers.
The largest Lenin statue in the USA stands in Fremont.
Small stores in Fremont.
The Fremont Rocket.
In Greenwood stands a strange elephant. For years some of the locals believed it was a real
elephant.
It used to belong to a flower shop and was therefore known as the Flower Shop Elephant, but
the shop has since closed. The elephant remains, however.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/12184
Broadway Performance Hall.
The Jimi Hendrix statue on Broadway.
View up Pike Street with City Centre (also known as US Bank Centre) dominating the view.
View up Union Street with Two Union Square in the background.
Seattle Public Library by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas.
Another view of City Centre with Rainier Tower to the right.
The Rainier Tower has a really strange base and is referred to as the wine glass by the
locals because of this.
1001 Fourth Avenue Plaza (Safeco Plaza) with the IDX Tower to the right.
Old and new. The Pioneer Building and Columbia Center.
The pergola at Pioneer Square.
On Pioneer Square stands a replica of a totem pole stolen from the Tlingit Indians in Alaska.
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