1) What is the name of the park?
2) Describe the park. What can you see or do there? Are there rivers, forests, lakes, or mountains? Are there picnic tables? Is there a playground for children?
3) Why do you like it?
4) Where is it? How do you get there?
5) Can you get there by bus? What buses go there?
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
What are your favorite parks?
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Space Needle
You can go to the top and view the Seattle Center.
You can see the heart of Seattle Center. It is wonderful.
It also has restaurant for visitors. It is beautiful and special. It is also the landmark of Seattle.
Directions
The address of the Space Needle is 400 Broad Street Seattle, WA 98109.
Located near the Monorail and Seattle Center House at 5th Avenue North & Broad Street
If driving Take I-5 South toward SEATTLE.
Take EXIT 167 toward AQUARIUM / SEATTLE CENTER.
Turn RIGHT onto FAIRVIEW AVE N.
Turn LEFT onto VALLEY ST.
VALLEY ST becomes BROAD ST.
End at 400 Broad St. Space needle.
If you take a bus , you can take 511 and walk about 10 minutes.
It costs adults $12.5. 11~17 years old $10. 4~10 years old $5.
You can see the website www.spaceneedle.com
Seattle Aquarium.
You can see the underwater world in the Seattle Aquarium.
You can see the amazing fish in the Seattle Aquarium.
Directions
The Seattle Aquarium is located on Pier on the Waterfront at:
1483 Alaskan Way
Seattle, WA 98101
206 386 4300
Driving direction
From the North
Head south on I-5 and take the Union the St. exit. Head west on Union St.
until 2nd Ave. Turn left on 2nd and go to Madison St.
Turn right at Madison and drive to the Waterfront (Alaskan Way).
Turn right and head north for about 5 blocks.
You can take a bus 511 to go there.
It costs about $ 12.50 for adults.
You can see the website www.seattleaquarium.org
Gordon Woodside/John Braseth Gallery
I can see 90year old artist's picture Though I don't like picture very much, the artist's age is 90 year old. I wonder about him. How can he draw pictures? Also, this article introduce other artist's exhibition. If you read this article, you will be able to find other artist's exhibition.
Directions
2101 ninth ave Seattle, WA 98121
from I-5
North bound: take the Seneca St. exit, exit number 165, turn right onto 6th Ave, turn slight right onto Westlake Ave., turn sharp right onto 9th Avenue.
South bound: take the Stewart St. exit, exit number 166, towards Denny Way, turn slight right onto Stewart St., turn right onto 8th Ave., turn slight right onto Westlake Ave., turn sharp right onto 9th Avenue.
by Bus
Depart: EdCC transit center bay2 take a CT116
Arrive: Lynnwood P-R and bayC1
transfer to Lynnwood P-R and bay D3 take a St511
Arrive 5th Ave and pine st. And then you should walk from Westlake Ave., follow above direction.
It's free
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/theaterarts/2003664249_visart13.html
Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Center.
I can watch play. I have never watched play, so it will be good experience to me.
Directions
Downtown Seattle.
By bus:
Depart EdCC Transit center and bay 2 take a CT116.
Arrive Lynnwood P-R and bay C1
Transfer to Lynnwood P-R and bayD3 take a St 511
Arrive 5th Ave and pine st.
transfer to Monorail
Depart Monorail south station on monorail
Arrive Monorail North station
walk 0.1mile NE to Seattle center east.
By car
from I-5
Take the mercer street/Seattle Center exit(exit 167)
At the first traffic light, turn right onto Fairview.
At the next light, turn left onto Broad street.
-Turn right onto 5th Ave.
-Turn left onto Roy Street(one way street)
Roy street is one block away from Mercer Street. The main entrance to the theatre is located on Mercer Street and 2nd Ave North.
Cost $10-$48
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/theaterarts/2003664365_gem130.html
Downtown Seattle
Because this is popular place.Many people like to go shopping and eat lunch or dinner.It is fun. We can go shopping ,watch shows ,drink coffee ,eat lunch or dinner ,and studing. You can see it all from the top of the Space Needle.
Directions:
If we take the bus.We need to take 511,401,402,435 or.........
Cost for the bus: It costs $1.75
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downtown_Seattle
Museum of Flight
I can find a lot of information about Flight and Space. I think it would be fun because today, flight is developing very quickly, air plane can take people from a place to another place faster than other transports, helicopter can help people to decide some accident quickly, people can go out space. But we know just a little information about that and we always want to know how they can do that. So I think it will be very exciting.
Directions: It is at 2909 100th St. SW, Everett, WA 98204
1.From I-5, take Exit 186
2. Go west on 128th st
3. 128th St becomes AIRPORT RD
4.Turn LEFT onto 100TH ST SW
5. End at Museum of Flight Restoration:
6. 2909 100th St Sw, Everett, WA 98204, US
Open Tuesday through Thursday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
http://www.museumofflight.org/Portal.asp?Flash=True
Lynnwood Bowl and Skate
Bowling,Skating and Pool..beside that,we can enjoy cafe,special lunch,free internet access.
Hours of Operation :
Bowling : (MON to THURS 11am to 11pm)
$3.00 per game per person MONDAY-FRIDAY UNTIL 5:00PM.
Extremely Bowling : (FRI-SAT 11am to 2am;SUN 11am to 9pm)
$4.50 per game per person NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS.
Skating :(different hours for private events).
Admission $6.00/ $5.00
Quads $1.50
Inlines $3.00
Pool :$6 per hour.
Different events are held in every week. Available for party holding.
Directions:
LYNNWOOD BOWL & SKATE
6210 200TH ST. SW
LYNNWOOD, WA 98036 (near by EDCC)
BOWL : 425-778-3133
SKATE: 425-778-4446
http://www.bowlandskate.com/ to get more information.
Movies: Cineplex Odeon Corp
The best choice for movies if you live in Lynnwood
Directions : 18733 33rd Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98037
The bus route : 113, 114, 115...
The cost of buses : $2 from Mukilteo
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=safari&q=theatre&near=Lynnwood,+WA&radius=0.0&f=q&cid=47821111,-122313889,185184923397079284&li=lmd&z=14&t=m&z=14&t=m
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