"Life is water dancing to the tune of solids."
Another fountain I chanced upon while walking along Seattle's Waterfront Park beside Eliott Bay. This waterfront fountain is made of cast and welded bronze shaped in cubical structures.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Waterfront Fountain [WW and OW]
Another fountain I chanced upon while walking along Seattle's Waterfront Park beside Eliott Bay. This waterfront fountain is made of cast and welded bronze shaped in cubical structures.
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What a great fountain.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Very interesting water fountain, I have never seen one like this yet..
Hey, while listening to your beautiful song, I decided to join the outdoor Wednesday meme hehehe. So here's my first Outdoor Wednesday entry!
Great shot Miranda.
Miranda,
Thanks for coming by.
The story about the chair outside on the corner:
The neighbor lady sits out there while her children play and ride their bikes. She reads the mail and other things while they play.
Love the fountain you showed today.
Never heard of water Wednesday. Will have to check that out.
blessings
barbara jean
Luna naman! Hindi umiinom ng tubig baha ang pusa ko, suplado yon ew! Baka sa fountain na yan, pwede pa. Thanks for the visit!
AL
i like all your photos. awesome!
Quite unique!
Here's to a Watery Wednesday.
I love it! Both for the sculpture and the splish-splashy water!
I love water: waterfalls, water fountains, lakes, etc. I just love water! Thanks for sharing, Luna.
I love that!
Lots of water flfowing and I love the design of the fountain!
How beautiful that is . Thank you for sharing and for your visit
Beautiful photographs! I love your background music!
this is a great water feature. i love it's contemporary design.
Greta watery Wednesday shot. I love the song in your blog too. Life as I see it meme here:
http://gypsy70.blogspot.com/2009/10/life-as-i-see-it-3-morning-sunrise.html
Wonderful water feature, thanks for sharing.
I love water fountains and this one is really nice. I like how you've captured the falling water.
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