Fuck Yeah Seattle

Seattle -- Queen City, Emerald City -- is a beautiful city on the water in Washington state. Despite its rich history it's probably best known for its love for music, its obsession with creating the perfect cup of coffee, and its "endless" rain. Let's celebrate the unique culture and beauty of the Seattle area, Fuck Yeah! style.

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Seed capsule (by severinus) Put in place by the Ravenna Creek Alliance  these seed capsules are designed to shatter when disrupted and distribute the native species plant seeds to the Ravenna Creek area. As the Flickr member who took this photograph said, “We can’t have our post-apocalyptic zombie farmers cultivating non-native species, can we?”

Seed capsule (by severinus)


Put in place by the Ravenna Creek Alliance  these seed capsules are designed to shatter when disrupted and distribute the native species plant seeds to the Ravenna Creek area. As the Flickr member who took this photograph said, “We can’t have our post-apocalyptic zombie farmers cultivating non-native species, can we?”

redxsugar: Cute and little. I like lol It may be full of tourists and sell out too frequently, too early but they make some tasty crumpets. 

redxsugar:

Cute and little. I like lol

It may be full of tourists and sell out too frequently, too early but they make some tasty crumpets. 

Magnolia Bridge plaque (by severinus)Renamed in 1960 (to the Magnolia Bridge,) this bridge is one of the three connections from Magnolia to the rest of Seattle. The bridge was damaged in the Nisqually quake (2001) and is 30% designed for a $262 million replacement. 

Magnolia Bridge plaque (by severinus)

Renamed in 1960 (to the Magnolia Bridge,) this bridge is one of the three connections from Magnolia to the rest of Seattle. The bridge was damaged in the Nisqually quake (2001) and is 30% designed for a $262 million replacement. 

Queue Hijinks

Howdy all, moderator note here. I have no idea what’s up with the queue — no posts over the weekend, as far as I can tell, but two today — and can only surmise that we’re part of the current round of “Tumblr’s Queue Sucks”. Hopefully the suckfulness will move on soon and we’ll be back to one fond memory or image every morning.

The first building in the Fremont district, Seattle, Washington (by UW Digital Collections) The first building in the Fremont district, Seattle, Washington, May 1888.Occidental Hotel appears here as the agents’ address.

The first building in the Fremont district, Seattle, Washington (by UW Digital Collections)

The first building in the Fremont district, Seattle, Washington, May 1888.
Occidental Hotel appears here as the agents’ address.

Seattle sunset (by Nicathor) I swear, this is what it really looked like! Holy cats, look at this amazing submission from nicathor! This isn’t Nico’s first submission to FY!S, but I can’t stop looking at this picture long enough to tell you what else he’s sent us. Breathtaking.

Seattle sunset (by Nicathor)

I swear, this is what it really looked like!

Holy cats, look at this amazing submission from nicathor! This isn’t Nico’s first submission to FY!S, but I can’t stop looking at this picture long enough to tell you what else he’s sent us. Breathtaking.

World’s Fair grounds at night, 1962 (by Seattle Municipal Archives) This view shows what is now a dry cleaner’s, a restaurant that is now a parking lot, and the lights of the north-east end of the city in the distance. 

World’s Fair grounds at night, 1962 (by Seattle Municipal Archives)

This view shows what is now a dry cleaner’s, a restaurant that is now a parking lot, and the lights of the north-east end of the city in the distance.