"Seattle, Washington. Breath-taking view of the Queen City from high atop Queen Anne Hill. World famous Space Needle in the background and magnificent Mount Rainier 90 miles in the background."
1970s, maybe the first half of the decade. Yes, the word "background" was used twice in one sentence.
Friday, May 10, 2013
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
Favorite Movie Quotes: Something's Gotta Give
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Morty Comix # 2567
Morty Comix # 2567 was drawn on a slip of yellow graph paper, rolled up, and placed inside an empty matchbox, which was in turn left at a bus stop under huge power lines in Tumwater, Washington.
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
"Seattle's downtown business district and the Kingdome, with snow-covered Mt. Rainier in the distance, as seen from the top of the Space Needle. Mt. Rainier is 14,410 ft. (4,395 m) high and 90 miles (144.81 kn) away from Seattle."
Late half of the 1970s, I imagine.
Late half of the 1970s, I imagine.
Labels:
Kingdome,
Mount Rainier,
postcards,
Seattle,
Space Needle
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Morty Comix # 2566
Morty Comix # 2566 was folded twice and placed between the leaves in a dessert/cocktail menu at a pizza place in Tumwater, Washington
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
"Seattle, Washington. This photo, taken from the Space Needle, shows the Grosvenor House in the lower left. The monorail track leads to the circular Washington Plaza Hotel. The black building is the Sea-First Bank and in the background is the multi-purpose Kingdome. On the right is a portion of the waterfront and Elliott Bay. Sixty miles to the south is Mt. Rainier."
Later half of the 1970s.
Later half of the 1970s.
Labels:
Kingdome,
Mount Rainier,
postcards,
Seattle,
Space Needle
Favorite Movie Quotes: Small Time Crooks
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Phone photo 2457
Pee-Chee Hall of Fame
Over at the blog Lefty Limbo, my old Pee-Chee, which was highlighted here on Morty the Blog in 2011, was discovered and given a place of honor in the gallery of vintage Pee-Chee art.
Check out Greg's site and his Pee-Chee folder art collection at Flickr
Check out Greg's site and his Pee-Chee folder art collection at Flickr
Phone photo 2456
Spongebob Omen
So on Monday morning I get out of the car at the parking lot at work and find this lone Spongebob Squarepants/Sandy Cheeks playing card on the ground, greeting me. I think Fate is trying to send me a message-- but what?
Phone photo 2455
The Lewis and Clark Bridge, spanning the Columbia River at Longview, Washington/Rainier, Oregon currently looks like a Christo installation.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
"The Space Needle, Seattle, Washington. This Seattle landmark rises to the height of 600 feet and is topped by a restaurant which revolves 360 degrees every hour. About 260 persons can be served. An observation deck and snack service is also atop the Needle for those who wish to feast mostly on the tremendous scenic panorama."
Late 1970s is my guess. No later than 1981.
Late 1970s is my guess. No later than 1981.
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Favorite Movie Quotes: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
"The Seattle, Washington skyline is dominated by the 600 ft. Space Needle and skyscrapers of the Downtown Business District. On the right are the beautiful arches of the Pacific Science Center, and part of the busy harbor. Majestic Mt. Rainier dominates the horizon."
1970s
1970s
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
"Seattle, Washington at sunset. Mount Rainier, 14,410 feet (4,395 m) high, provides a beautiful background for this view of the Seattle Downtown Business District. In the foreground is the 600 foot (183 m) Space Needle and on the right by the waterfront, is the King County Domed Stadium."
Late 1970s.
Late 1970s.
Labels:
Kingdome,
Mount Rainier,
postcards,
Seattle,
Space Needle
Favorite Movie Quotes: Shall We Dance
Postcard - Seattle, Washington
"The Downtown Business District of Seattle, Washington. The towering 600 ft. (183 m) Space Needle is seen in the foreground, the Kingdome on the right, and majestic, snow-covered Mount Rainier is clearly visible in the distance, 100 miles (160.9 km.) away."
Taken in the late 1970s or 1980, when I lived in Seattle. Such a great city. I prefer it to Portland, although I know that is not the hip way to think these days. But look at our histories and you'll see Washington is a much more progressive state.
Taken in the late 1970s or 1980, when I lived in Seattle. Such a great city. I prefer it to Portland, although I know that is not the hip way to think these days. But look at our histories and you'll see Washington is a much more progressive state.
Labels:
Kingdome,
Mount Rainier,
Oregon,
Portland Oregon,
postcards,
Space Needle
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