A window view of the Seattle waterfront, from the 20th floor apartment where we stayed.

The ferris wheel was directly below the building where we stayed, during our brief visit to Seattle.

The distant Seattle sports stadiums from our window's view.

The daily Bainbridge Island Ferry to and from Bainsbridge Island

The large pipe emitting steam is from Seattle Steam Heat & Power Company.

It’s a steam company founded in 1893 and heats downtown buildings via 18 miles of pipes under the streets. 

Sarah and Doug riding on the Seattle Center Monorail to the Seattle Space Needle

Seattle Space Needle

The history of the 1962 World's Fair Space Needle

Two feet of the the Space Needle

A Seattle Icon

Panels illustrating the Space Needle's history, are viewed along the walk-up ramp to the elevators.

The history of the 1962 World's Fair Space Needle

The history of the 1962 World's Fair Space Needle

Near the elevator to the top, a view of the souvenir shop.

Typical weather for Seattle in November

37 years together

Through the rotating glass floor of the Space Needle, a view of the Museum of Pop Culture.

The building was designed by Frank O. Gehry.

A public bench, on the rotating glass floor of the Space Needle

A view through the glass floor, of the Space Needle's spine

Artist Marlin Peterson's enormous 3D Daddy Longlegs mural

In the souvenir shop on ground floor of the Seattle Space Needle

A view from our apartment window of Seattle's waterfront at dusk.