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Seattle, WA - aer suzuki - Tuesday, August 8th, 2006 : goo
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so my recent posts have been more rural than urban, and while it seems like that's ok figured i should interject a city shot. this is more clean than noisy, but will be digging into the grittier stuff hopefully in the near future.
downtown Seattle, waiting for a bus to take us to a park, i looked up and saw this scene.
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EvilGentleman: 8th Aug 2006 - 13:38 GMT
The text on the bottom right is driving me nuts.
I see:
??????? OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT
????SE ON THIS PLANET
?????N SOME LIVING FORM
?? ????????Y AND SUSTAIN IT
??????? EXPRESSIVE MEANING
????????ND
EvilGentleman: 8th Aug 2006 - 14:07 GMT
"So long as the human spirit
thrives on this planet,
music in some living form
will accompany and sustain it
and give it expressive meaning."
Aaron Copland
Wow, was I ever far off at deciphering some of this...
aer suzuki: 9th Aug 2006 - 00:46 GMT
EvilGentleman: I'm surprised you could read any of it, actually. That wall just added an extra angle for me, I wasn't even thinking about the text...
I believe that's the flank of Benaroya Hall, home of the Seattle Symphony.
zagg: 9th Aug 2006 - 00:55 GMT
no worries, my images of my city would appear to be rural to big city dwellers - but it's all good - everyone is friendly folk and enjoys seeing everyone elses view of their cities.
EvilGentleman: 9th Aug 2006 - 01:09 GMT
And my arctic photos are so remote, that even rural does not work to describe them.
aer: I figured as much. Thanks.
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