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Skate Jammin in Seattle
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I had a great trip to Seattle the weekend of the 14th, my daughter and I drove up and stayed with Audrey in Kent. It was a beautiful weekend, and I had the opportunity to join in Trish Alexanders skate classes in Bellevue on Saturday AM, a roller fitness class which was loads of fun, and then followed by a skills class and coffee at Starbucks. Saturday afternoon was the Experience Music Project with my daughter and then I skated Green Lake and Alki Beach with Chuck from the Seattle Skate Patrol. The Statue of Liberty replica had become a memorial site for the Seattle area, candles lined the sea wall and flowers and notes were laid out at the foot of the statue, it was a touching site. |
Saturday Evening along Green
Lake in Seattle, below
Memorial site at Alki Beach, Seattle |
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| Up early on Sunday we arrived in Fremont to start setting up for a day of "Car Free" activities, I met a lot of terrific skate Dancers and skaters from the Seattle area. Maria and Jerry drove up Sunday morning to join in the activities. I think I enjoyed the opportunity to see other skate dancers and their moves. Below is Woody, he does break dancing on skates and believe me does a great job! | |||||||
  
Andre'
Walker had some terrific dance moves
Jason had a terrific style and a great ponytail!
This is the, "Man, the DJ
is boring" shot, as quoted by Rosco the DJ |
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Photo left, Rosco hosted the skate dancers as DJ, playing some funky tunes for everyone, he even let me slip a CD in against his better judgement. Photo Right, Rosco again, back is Genny and another skater. |
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Photo left,Not everyone was into skate dancing, this youngster was solid as a rock with his aggressive tricks Photo Right, Maria cruising in the skate lane |
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Seattle Skate Patrol coordinator Steve Metzler grooves around the dance circle |
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Exhibits by a local bike artist or maybe an innovate transportation engineer |
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