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Seattle by Glenn Kohaly


A Boater’s Paradise


SEATTLE’S 34TH ANNUAL LAKE UNION BOATS AFLOAT SHOW will get underway at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, September 12, 2012. The annual show, featuring new and used boats, is the West Coast’s largest floating show. The Lake Union Boats Afloat Show runs through Sunday, September 16th.


Brokers and dealers from


Washington, Oregon, California and British Columbia will be displaying everything from small runabouts to sail boats of all nature and right up to the mega-yachts.


• Free Parking • Complimentary Buffet Continental Breakfast • Wireless Internet Access • Courtesy Shuttle Service to/from Downtown • Spectacular Views of Lake Union • Walking Distance to a Great Selection of Waterfront Restaurants


For Reservations Call: 1-800-330-5812 Rates vary throughout the year and are subject to availability. Please mention the Seattle Boat Show for the best available rate.


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Seattle is anything but ordinary. There is something for everyone: biking, exploring museums and art galleries, dining at gourmet restaurants or enjoying any one of the many small pubs and bistros. Favourite attractions might include the Space Needle and the 100 year- old Pike Place Market. The 20-block Pioneer Square historical district is full of galleries, shops and trendy eateries - and all in handsome 19th-century brick and stone buildings. Everyone


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