this one served the american presidents during the 60’s before being replaced by the 707 we saw at ronny ray-guns shrine in california last visit.

no cameras were allowed in the factory but we saw 747, 767 and the new unreleased 787 being assembled. the scale of the place was amazing it is the biggest building by volume in the world with the one roof covering 98 acres. they take only 3 days to assemble the new 787. this photo taken from the carpark shows the jumbos they use to pick up the carbon fibre fuesulge from italy and bring to seattle for assembly

fortunately we went past too early to visit, sure they had a bowl of pickle eggs on the counter, no joke the photo makes it look much better

like every great waterfront city the have a squid port…with heaps of tacky attractions….just like springfield

Location:squid port

a beautifiul day to enjoy the seattle harbour

Location:cruisin

was pretty flash in 1964

very few nerds….probably at home watching the apple launch….the loosers

what a hotel it is totally over the top you are expecting the queen to walk in. there was a nut and fruit tray in our room when we returned from our afternoon out ans they turned down the beds. you can get your own private buttler…might be something to do tommorrow…hey jeves can you get my socks and grab me a beer!

this one was near mount hood in portland they had a huge collection of old trucks, planes, cars and tractors

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Location:another car /plane museum

an hour or so out of reno is lake tahoe it is absolutely beautiful as our pictures will show