Seattle: Towards Belltown-Post Intelligencer-Pier 70 PART ONE

[CTroyMathis]

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[gc]

Looking through all of these pictures, it seems to me that there are so many more trees around the dense mid/high-rise development. I have said this before and will say it again...the addition of greenery (trees, bushes, etc) makes a more inviting urban setting. Seattle seems to have a clear advantage there. It is beautiful.

[chiboi]

These are great pics, we can only hope for such a lush and inviting setting to come our way...