Tiny Tennant Travels To - Hidden Seattle

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Tiny Tennant has been out traveling through time and space visiting other worlds. He had a moment, though, to travel back to Seattle, Washington recently. Instead of visiting the most popular touristy spots, he visited a few "off the beaten path" locations in Seattle. 

Let's follow Tiny Tennant as he travels to "Hidden" Seattle.

Welcome back to Seattle Tiny Tennant!

The first stop on the tour was the former home of Kurt Cobain. Out of respect to the family, Tiny Tennant did not take a photo of the home. He did visit Viretta Park next door to the home, however, and paid his respects on one of the benches full of messages to the Nirvana front man.

Next stop, Louisa Boren Park in the north end of the Capitol Hill neighborhood. 

From Boren Park, there are scenic views across Lake Washington to the Eastside.

Boren Park also overlooks Husky Stadium at the University of Washington.

A trip to the University District took Tiny Tennant to an art piece called The Wall of Death, which can be found under the University Bridge along the Burke-Gilman Trail. 

Tiny Tennant has heard of trolls that live under bridges. This stone block says there is a troll nearby...

Tiny Tennant, you might want to turn around...

There he is! It's the Fremont Troll!

Tiny Tennant's final stop was Bhy Kracke Park in the Queen Anne neighborhood.

With views of downtown Seattle, Lake Union, and Capitol Hill, this was a highlight of his journey through the city.

What a great view of Lake Union!

Another adventure in the books. What a great day.

Bhy, Seattle!

Thank you for joining Tiny Tennant on his travels!

Tiny Tennant Travels To - Christmas Lights Night

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone out there in Tiny Tennant Land!

Travels have been a little light this last part of the year. After a couple of Comic Cons and a trip to Wyoming, life had to get back to more work, less play.

But in honor of the holidays, Tiny Tennant went searching for some Christmas lights to bring in some holiday spirit. 

Enjoy!

Merry Christmas everyone, from our house to yours!

Tiny Tennant Travels To - Rose City Comic Con

On Saturday, September 8, Tiny Tennant traveled to Portland, Oregon to attend Rose City Comic Con. A little bit smaller than Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle, RCCC is another Northwest con full of amazing artists, incredible displays, celebrities, authors, comic books, cosplays, fandoms, and all things FUN!

Tiny Tennant was excited to know there would be some favorite members of the Doctor Who universe at RCCC and wasn't about to miss out on seeing David Tennant, John Barrowman, and Catherine Tate. Much like ECCC, it was difficult to take too many photos of all the sights at RCCC given the overwhelming crowds in the funnest areas. But he did get to see a lot and even got a few autographs. 

Follow along on Tiny Tennant's RCCC adventures!

Welcome to Oregon, Tiny Tennant, and Hello Portland!

Time to go inside!

Waiting in line to meet John Barrowman - aka Captain Jack.

That's the immensely funny and incredibly talented Catherine Tate in the background, signing autographs for eager fans.

Where to next Tiny Tennant?

This very kind RCCC staff member was more than happy to help out with some questions that Tiny Tennant had.

Tiny Tennant couldn't get close enough to this Lego "Ship in a Bottle", but still had to show it off.

A busy morning was followed by a delicious lunch.

Look out! It's the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man!

The actual costume worn by Alden Ehrenreich as Han Solo in Solo: A Star Wars Story!

Thank you, Rose City Comic Con for a great day!

So much to see. So much to do. So much fun.

So fortunate and SO VERY GRATEFUL to David Tennant, Catherine Tate, and John Barrowman who all graciously autographed a photo of Tiny Tennant himself. Thank you!

Thanks for following along on this latest journey!

Tiny Tennant Travels To - Riverton Museum

Tiny Tennant recently traveled to Riverton, Wyoming. While there he couldn't pass up an opportunity to visit the Riverton Museum. What kind of gadgets, gizmos, and history could the tiny traveler find? 

Let's take a look!

Welcome to the Riverton Museum!

An old bank of mailboxes from the original Riverton US Post Office.

Smile for the camera!

In the area of old toys and games Tiny Tennant found this Monopoly-type game about Riverton!

Before computers and laptops, letters were written on typewriters. 

This is a really old typewriter.

Class is in session! Ring the school bell, Tiny Tennant!

Photo of a group of Shoshone and Arapaho school girls in front of their school. 

That's a big radio for such a tiny listener.

Do you need anything stitched up?

Time to make a call.

Hello? Can you hear me?

Tiny Tennant travels through time and space. A fellow traveler, this partial meteorite, also traveled through time and space to find itself at the museum.

Just outside of the museum is the Tie Hack Cabin. 

Built in 1934 to demonstrate different methods of building log homes.

Also outside is a Tiny Tennant size rock-built building.

The Riverton Museum is full of great artifacts and local history. 

Should you find yourself in the area, please stop by.

Also - check out their Facebook page!

Thank you for traveling with Tiny Tennant!

Tiny Tennant Travels To - Road Trip 2018

Tiny Tennant recently went on a road trip. From Washington State to Wyoming and back again, Tiny Tennant journeyed out along the open road. Follow along on his road travels.

Hitting the road early in the morning. Crossing the Narrows Bridge to start the trip.

First rest stop break, Tiny Tennant hoped to learn a little bit about Washington State Parks, but the pamphlets were all gone. 

Stopping to read about the Blue Star Memorial Highway.

Heading toward a wind farm in Central Washington.

Welcome to Idaho!

Now entering Montana!

Hello Wyoming!

Tiny Tennant at Crowheart Butte in Wyoming.

Had to take a little break from the road to take in the beauty of the Grand Tetons.

Throughout Montana and Wyoming Tiny Tennant saw bear danger warnings. Ran into this bear on the way back through Montana, but he doesn't seem too dangerous.

Crossing back into Washington.

Welcome home, Tiny Tennant, welcome home.