Need advice for Seattle

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Originally Posted by flatulent1

I wish they'd move the used film cameras there. Then I'd have no reason to cross the street.

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I agree, although I do like to look at the tripods, bags and sometimes the filters too.

I love Seattle. I was there for a week, back in October. Sunny skies every day, which kind of bummed me out some due to the contrast, but what can you do. When I got there, my buddy told me, they up to like 25 days straight without rain. Water falls were so-so due to no rain.

Can't wait to go back. It was my 2nd trip up there..

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Originally Posted by Pfiltz

I love Seattle. I was there for a week, back in October. Sunny skies every day, which kind of bummed me out some due to the contrast, but what can you do. When I got there, my buddy told me, they up to like 25 days straight without rain. Water falls were so-so due to no rain.

Can't wait to go back. It was my 2nd trip up there..

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Did you have a rental car? I think taking public transit was what got me, so depressing, lol


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Originally Posted by MattKing

I agree, although I do like to look at the tripods, bags and sometimes the filters too.

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I would too, if I knew where they were. And please don't tell me. One thing I hate about Kenmore Camera is their used gear selection and their assortment of bags. Every time I go in there I end up buying one or the other.

Every time I visit Glazers I come out with almost $200 worth of film and chems. Which wouldn't be a bad thing if I shot more frequently...

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Originally Posted by MattKing

...I spend a good chunk of my Seattle time in the film, darkroom and lighting section of Glazer's.

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And I do look for you every time I'm there.

That would be a good plan, too, except for that pesky part of not exactly knowing what you look like...

;)

Ken

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Originally Posted by Ken Nadvornick

And I do look for you every time I'm there.

That would be a good plan, too, except for that pesky part of not exactly knowing what you look like...

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Ken

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Well Ken, as you have been looking :)

(from the "Show yourself" thread here on APUG)

Hmm... I'm terrible with names. Forget 'em before the handshake is even over. But faces I remember. And I'm pretty sure I've seen that face not too terribly long ago.

Do you remember being at the Glazer's checkout counter (across the street in the analog building) when a rather oversized fellow (about 6-feet 6-inches, about 230-pounds, but not heavy-set) walked in the door? Blue jeans. Probably wearing a University of Idaho hooded gray sweatshirt? Might even have been wearing sunglasses (it wasn't November) for that quintessential Unabomber look?

Would have been last summer some time. On a Saturday. This guy is hard to miss, which sometimes comes in handy, and other times he hates...

Ken

I think I remember the sweatshirt :D

There you have it!

An international incident in the making.

:)

Ken

How about we plan a mini get-together the next time Matt is in town? I promise not to fall asleep this time.