A fun moment around the International Fountain at the Seattle Center. This fountain, along with the Space Needle were designed and built as part of the 1962 World’s Fair and is a popular place to run, play and relax in all kinds of weather. The fountain sprays in varied patterns through the day and is said to have some of the cleanest water in the city as every gallon is recycled and filtered three times before reaching the public.
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Aww yes, my kids and grandkids fav place to play in Seattle.
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It’s so fun to see the kids run and play there.
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I love the iconic mid-century architecture at the Seattle Center! The fountain is always so beautiful.
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It’s such a great place to visit and people watch 🙂
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how cool is that 🙂 🙂
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Thanks, it is a fun place. 🙂
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We found the fountain by accident, but we spend time there on two occasions, just watching people interacting with it (and getting wet). I got some great photos, too – I’ll have to post them some time! Thanks for the reminder, Lisa!
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I’m looking forward to seeing your photos and am happy you found it during your trip!
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Me too! It’s awesome!
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Kids and fountains. It’s a universal thing 🙂
Kids & pigeons too.
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Oh yes, kids and pigeons is a classic. Around here I could add kids and seagulls too. 🙂
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Wonderful composition! I haven’t seen this fountain yet. I’ll be checking that out soon!! 🙂
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Thanks Amanda! I hope you get a chance to visit soon!
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What a fun post! Love the composition!
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Thanks so much Amy! As a side note I saw another local blogger posted some photos of this fountain from the same day…I checked them closely to see if we were there at the same time! We weren’t, but it’s a popular place. 🙂
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