Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Seattle Market Signs
Here are some of my favorite signs from the famous Public Market in Seattle, from our trip back in March. First, the famous sign on a clear day, from a different angle than usually seen.
And here are a couple of signs from the market itself - you can see how busy it was from the first photo.
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they like their meat there! nice variety!
ReplyDeleteAh, I have wonderful memories of the Seattle public market, too!! It is a great place, isn't it!! Love your captures for the day! Thanks for sharing, Al! Hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteI love Seattle - especially Pike Street Market. The signs you've captured in your photos are iconic. They bring back good memories of past trips. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize there were so many neon signs inside - what a delight.
ReplyDeleteLove the neon signs!
ReplyDeleteBeen there, ate there...great job catching the signs ....and speaking of catching, where are the flying fish? I love that "show".
ReplyDeletethis is the kind of places i'd like to visit.
ReplyDeleteYou have found great signs from one of my favorite places. That's great.
ReplyDeleteI like the angle you chose for the market's sign. Wondering how long the "...not a public thoroughfare..." has been there. Makes me want to go walk down that corridor in a most public fashion!
ReplyDeleteGreat signs, and looks like a very popular market.
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wow, they are packed like sardines in there! love your sign photos!
ReplyDeleteThat 'Public Market' sign is so identified with Seattle!
ReplyDeleteThat's a big one looking at the length of the mid shot, and a lot of people seem to patronize it. I guess it is also a form of social bonding.
ReplyDeleteNice photos! Just thinking of that area makes me hungry for seafood. I've never been to Seattle when it wasn't raining. One of these days...
ReplyDeleteVibrant and bright sign and great photos, Al!
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