| coloured traces showing the position of the fish.... |
There were some interesting exhibits including a shoreline with waves generated on it, together with exhibits such as northern fur seals. There was the inevitable beer but sadly all the food had gone by the time I got in so we ended up hunting round for somewhere still serving at after 10.30. Found a late night bar/restaurant and had a pretty average, over priced salmon flatbread.
| Seattle sunset... |
| Lesser spotted stripy weegledouferfish |
My usual daily routine is to get up about 6 and go down to the lobby where there is a small coffee shop. I get a latte, a croissant and a juice before going back up to my room to eat these, write this blog, and select the days presentations. I have managed to get a $5voucher towards the cost of breakfast by declining room service - I can make my own bed despite what Les thinks.....! Presentations start at 8am so the rest of the morning is spent moving from room to room to ensure I get to see as much as possible. There is a mid morning break - yet more coffee, biscuits, muffins etc. Then another session... until lunch.
Lunch varies depending on who's around -this lunchtime I went with Ian Cowx and Ian Winfield to the Cheesecake factory -across the road from the conference centre. The trick with American eating, I have decided, is to get the smallest thing on the menu. I ordered a turkey sandwich but this also came with a large bowl of baked potato soup (tasty!). Thank goodness I asked them to hold the green salad....I accompanied this with freshly squeezed orange and it cost about $15.
Tonight is the 'Grand Social' at the Seattle Needle and space park - and afterwards we plan to go to a nearby blues club....
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