Downtown Seattle (6th October)

I took the bus 9:06 (but the bus is always late). I meet the other girls at Lynnwood Transit Station. 

In the bus we talk with a man and young woman, they advise us about some good places in Seattle. In USA people are open and small talk is common. 

In a couple of hours went around and feel the atmosphere. We went to the Public Market:  

(There are many little shops, where you can buy all kinds of food

 - fish, vegetables, fruit, cake, rice and  pasta with for example a taste of chocolate.)

At lunch time we listen to an advise from Sara´s host mom, who has told us to eat lunch at "Fish and chips". 

(The weather is perfect but the taste is a disappointment - this result in that we eat the half and feed the Seagulls, who are sitting around us, because they can smell the fish, with the rest of the food. The Seagulls get full but not us :) )

We went to a park with beautiful trees. In the middle of the crowd of people and trees, there is a little Coca-cola van. We get samples of Coca-cola. In the back of the van you can push on a bottom a get a free thing from the Coca-cola van (like the man in the background of the picture). 

(We get these things from the Coca-cola van. I get Coca-cola headphones :) )

We have order ticket for site seeing in downtown Seattle with "Ride the Ducks" 

(The site seeing with "Ride the Ducks" is a party - you sing/have fun, learn and see Seattle downtown. If you don´t trust me, you can see this link: http://www.ridetheducksofseattle.com --> it is a party)

(Ready to go. The sun is shine and there are no clouds.)

(The site seeing with "Ride the Ducks" is on land and in water.)

(The fabulous view. This is Seattle)

For dinner we went to "Hard Rock Cafe" 

 I order this burger:

(I have never taste a burger like this before. I can´t describe in words how this burger taste. I eat all and my stomach is full.)

After dinner we went shopping (just an hour). 

I have been one of the best days in Seattle. I will never forget this day 

- we have so much fun, and I experience downtown Seattle for the first time.