Author, Poet & Geocacher: Seattle Specific Saturdays: The Gum Wall

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Saturday, May 4, 2013

Seattle Specific Saturdays: The Gum Wall

Located a 30 second walk from Pike Place Market:

I added something of my own, can you spot it?

"Will you marry me"

Upon my first visit to the Gum Wall, my friend and I spent over an hour peering into the gooey madness. There was a purpose to our "sightseeing." There is a geocache here... See if you can spot it.... hahaha

Posted by RayBear at 8:51 AM

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Labels: Ataxia and the Ravine of Lost Dreams, Business Cards, Geocaching, Gum Wall, Pike Place, Seattle, Seattle Specific Saturdays

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