All together, I think I haven't spent enough time at Pike Place. It is so much more than just flying fish and trinkets. From dreadlocks and tie-dyed mohawks to local artists and musicians, it really symbolizes the unique flavor of funky Seattle, and it made me realize again what a cool city Seattle is.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Gum Wall and Pike Place Market
Did you know there is an entire wall in downtown Seattle where everyone sticks their used gum? I didn't! I don't know how I lived 20 years here, and never discovered such a unique and fascinating, (if slightly unsanitary) place. It is located to the left of the entrance to Pike Place Market, but instead of entering the market you walk down a hill toward the water. After your eyes adjust to the light, you will see gum EVERYWHERE! There is even a gum ball machine, so my freshman year roommate Ivet and I put in 25 cents for a gum-ball and left our DNA on the wall.
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