Maker Madness

Sunday we went yet again up to the big city, this time to the Seattle Public Library for a Geocaching event celebrating the most clever and devious of Geocache hides.  We originally planned to save on parking and try the light rail from Tukwila, but when we discovered the day rate to park at the Library on a Sunday was $6 and the round trip fare on light rail for the two of us would be $11.00 We made the decision to save the time (Bob needed to get home and sleep for his shift that night.)  So we ended up early for a change. We had planned to have lunch but the business area is pretty closed up on a Sunday.  So we decided to go up the Columbia tower which is open every day from 10 to 8.  It was cheaper than the Space Needle and even had a senior price for those over age 55. The views were breathtaking! We looked DOWN on the Space Needle.  The mountains were not showing (like they would be today) but we still had a great view of the city below.

This was the first time I had been in the Seattle Public Library, it is pretty impressive too! We saw some great examples of some really tricky hides. Makes me want to get out and Geocache!

Brian and Jeremy the founders of Geocaching.com