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Message # 11247.1.1.1.1 Subject: one alternative Date: Wed 21/07/04 15:52:20 GMT Name: NCgreg Email: ncgreg231@hotmail.com |
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Portland Oregon. I've never been there, but "Salmon St. Springs" has a good chance. There are a few more, but that is all unconfirmed. There was a guy who use to post here as "Vors" that desribed Portland as being a pretty good place to visit, but I never did see any pics or video or any actual reports besides that... |
In reply to Message (11247.1.1.1) Re: Re: complete waste of time in ...
By casper - Tue 20/07/04 12:44:23 GMT I would have to disagree with both of the last statements. I live in Seattle and the fountain happens to be a pretty good place for wetlook. You just need to be there when something is going on, such as Folk Fest or the Bite of Seattle. Both draw big crowds and on hot days the fountain is packed full of people, without swimsuits.
The only thing I can say is that it is Seattle and we do get a lot of rain so once again two (2) factors must be at play. (1) there must be an event going on at the Seattle Center and (2) it has got to be hot. This weekend is supposed to be hot but I do not think anything is going on, so good luck on the wetlook.
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By MK - wamtec@compuserve.com Tue 20/07/04 06:28:55 GMT Steve is right. I have been to Seattle a couple of times too...and there is nothing to see (but some great restaurants for good eating though). There is no such thing as a West Coast version of Trafalgar Square...there is not even an east coast or midwest or south east version either. The only fountains in the USA where you do see some activity are the Washington Square fountains in New York City, and sometimes at the Centennial Park fountains in Atlanta. There is nothing in North America that compares to the fountains in London & Paris.
About the only thing you can do is to visit some of the Theme parks (not the waterparks...cos those are swimsuits only) cos many of the major theme parks in California, Florida, Texas, Ohio etc have various fountains that folks can cool off in. My advice is...look for the nearest theme park to where you will be going...and forget about the beach...the water temperature is mostly below 50 degrees up there.
MK |
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By wetfraser - stevefraser4@aol.com Tue 20/07/04 05:53:11 GMT ... my opinion i was there on holiday last year and saw nothing |
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By Big Harv - Tue 20/07/04 04:23:32 GMT I come from a wetlook dead area. Temperatures can be over 90 degrees and the general consensus is that" oh i don't have a bathing suit, i will not go swimming " They would rather cook in the heat , than cool down. Completely the opposite of Europe here. People here need to be a little more laid back and less uptight.
Anyways the temperature is supposed to hit over 90 degrees this weekend, and i am planning to take a trip to Seattle to check out this fountain.
Is it worth it? Is this going to be the Trafalgar Square of the West Coast???? Lets hope so
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