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6/26/2004

Space Needle Mystery Solved!

Filed under: Old-Time Radio — Charlie Summers @ 12:24 pm

Thanks to Misty Dawn Lane (of Makodon.com fame), I now know what’s sitting on the roof of the Seattle Space Needle! According to the Space Needle’s Website:

What’s on the roof?
In celebration for the opening of the Science Fiction Museum, the Space Needle has welcomed the Mother Biomorph to Seattle and offered to let her stay on our roof for the duration of her visit. Like any good mother would, she has come to Earth to check on her baby who has recently moved here to it’s new home on the roof of the new Science Fiction Museum.
http://www.spaceneedle.com/events/special/default.asp

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  1. Don Strong Says:
    July 1st, 2004 at 7:50 pm

    Charlie, do you have a picture of the thing to post for your readers? I think it is the ugliest, goofiest thing they’ve ever put up there… looks like a cross between a giant worm and something left behind by a bovine with scours!

    Yep; posted one the first day at Hello, Seattle! from out the window of my hotel room. Being able to see the Space Needle from my room gained me serious points with my six-year-old daughter, especially when I used a web cam to show it to her live. –cfs3

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