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In August 2004 I travelled from Croatia via Slovenia to Italy through Mediterranean Europe. After Zagreb, Ljubljana and Venice I visited Lucca in the Northern Tuscany.
Lucca has all the charm of a tuscan city, but seems to be less touristy than some more popular places in the Tuscany. The compact Old Town with its small alleys is completely surrounded by thick medieval ramparts. Among the main sights are the famous Torre Guinigi, the Roman square Piazza Anfiteatro and the Duomo di San Martino. Nowadays Lucca is well known for its many banks.
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Nice page! Thank you for bringing Lucca to my attention. I enjoyed the tour. Lucca will be on my list when I visit Italy!
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How nice it looks with trees on top of the tower!
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Nice page! Lots of interesting sights to see here and the surrounding area!
I spent a night in Lucca on the way to Tuscany and reading your tips brought back good memories. I really liked Piazza Anfiteatro and we even managed to walk the city wall. Lovely trattoria for a mini VT meet :)
We've just booked a week in Tuscany for June, so I hope to visit Lucca, as well. I enjoyed reading your tips here. BTH, thanks for visiting my Laos page.
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Wow - Lucca and surroundings are certainly beautiful. The San Michele Church in Foro is esp. wonderful. Odd to see Oak Trees growing on top of the Torre Guinigi. Don't think I've ever seen anything like that before.
I passed the city many times by, but never visited. However, I have heared, the downtown is not echoing from the scooters, but from bicycle bells.Thanks for the Budapest ratings. L.
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A round-up of recent discoveries in behavior research
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Mouse and rat models of the developmental disorder responded positively to a drug given to their mothers a day before birth.
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Fueled by her love of visual data and addicted to chromosomes, Abby Dernburg continues to study how homologous chromosomes find each other during gamete formation.
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A tour of techniques for measuring DNA hydroxymethylation
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Researchers seek insight into the pigmentation patterns of guppies and zebrafish.
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Bacterial genes aid tubeworm settling; pigmentation of ancient reptiles; nascent neurons and vertebrate development; exploring simple synapses; slug-inspired surgical glue
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The state assembles a task force to try to slow the growth of burgeoning populations of the ecologically destructive invasive species.
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New evidence indicates that invasive Asian carp have bred in the Lake Erie basin.
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Researchers show that genetic enhancer elements likely contribute to face shape in mice.


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Sydney Harbor Bridge Climb
The Sydney Harbour Bridge, also affectionately known as the 'Coathanger', was opened on March 19th 1932 by Premier Jack Lang, after six years of construction. Made of steel the bridge contains 6 million hand driven rivets. The surface area that requires painting is equal to about the surface area of 60 sports fields. The Bridge has huge hinges to absorb the expansion caused by the hot Sydney sun. You will see them on either side of the bridge at the footings of the Pylons.
You can have a close hand look while you are in Sydney by visiting the South Eastern Pylon. It is a walking trip and recommended for the fit only. It is a longish walk to get to the base of the Pylon and then there are 200 steps to the top. Entry for adults is now $8.50 (23 June 2003), kids between 8 and 12 years three dollars and under 8 years its free. (Prices valid until 30 November 2003).
The views and photo opportunities are fantastic. (If you can make it, we've got to say it is tough). There is a great display on how the thing was built. It has a similar place in Sydney history to the Statue of Liberty in New York as far as many migrants to Australia go. In sight of the bridge you knew you had made it.
The displaced peoples of Europe who came to Australia in the days of the grand ships can get very misty when you ask them what they felt when they saw this grand old arch on their arrival in Sydney from the aftermath of World War Two as they sailed up Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour). The old Bridge has been replaced as "the" landmark of Sydney by the bold architecture of the Opera House.
But a grand old bridge it is, and one you will remember whenever you think of Sydney after your visit.
When it opened it cost a car six pence to cross. A horse and rider was 3 pence. These days a return trip (for some reason the only kind) costs two dollars twenty (gst). Horses and riders are banned, that's the changing times. You can walk across free and you are allowed to bicycle in a special lane.
Sydney Harbour Bridge is the world's largest (but not longest as thats the New River Gorge in the USA) steel arch bridge, and, in its beautiful harbour location, has become a renowned international symbol of Australia.
Its total length including approach spans is 1149 metres and its arch span is 503 metres. The top of the arch is 134 metres above sea level and the clearance for shipping under the deck is a spacious 49 metres. The total steelwork weighs 52,800 tonnes, including 39,000 tonnes in the arch. The 49 metre wide deck makes Sydney Harbour Bridge the widest Longspan Bridge in the world.
It's taken me a long time to get this entry completed because I just spent about five days in San Francisco. I'll have those blog entries up sooner than later, I promise.
This was my last day in Australia so I wanted to make it count. I heard rumor (and also saw some videos from baseball players) that people could climb the Sydney Harbor Bridge. I'm deathly afraid of heights and I have a fear of falling off high places as well. So when I first heard these rumors the whole thing was out of the question for me. I wasn't about to climb four hundred and thirty something feet on a bridge in Australia.
When I left my hotel for the day I stopped at the Westfield Tower and rode the elevator all the way up to the top. It was a spectacular sight…
…and you can read all about the details of this day on this entry. When I got done looking at Sydney Australia from that vantage point, I headed out to do some more sight-seeing and eventually found myself at the Sydney Harbor Bridge.
For those of you who ever visit Sydney Australia, this is something you'll certainly at least want to look into. It's pretty expensive to climb the bridge but on a good day it's worth every single penny spent. From start to finish the climb took about three hours. Here's the entrance:
Not only do you get complete 100% safety training and a chance to climb some ladders before going up, but you also get a great tour guide and a thorough history lesson on the bridge and the surrounding area of Sydney. I thought it was going to be a quick 45 minute climb-up-the-bridge-and climb-back-down sort of thing. Nope. The tour guide was awesome and he told us how the bridge was made, why it was made and the details of the different jobs that helped create the bridge.
He told us this one story of how the rivets were made. One guy grabs the rivet with tongs and places it in a cooker on the bridge while another guy waits. This guy is called the "catcher". Once the rivet is red hot, the guy with the tongs pulls the rivet out of the cooker and tosses it to the catcher. The catcher then catches the red hot rivet in a bucket of sand and then grabs it with his set up tongs. He then climbs into the bridge through an access panel and hammers the rivet into place. The tour guide told us that there were hundreds of thousands of rivets at the bottom of the river due to the catcher missing red hot rivets. Wow.
At one time actor and comedian Paul Hogan was a rigger on the bridge before finding fame and fortune.
In June 1976, the one-billionth vehicle crossed the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The first 500 million crossings took over 33 years while the second 500 million took less than 11 years.
In 1932, the annual average daily traffic volume (in both directions) was about 10,900.
In 1943, with a wartime shortage of vehicles and petrol rationing, there was a drop in traffic to about 8,600 vehicles a day.
A total of 13 deaths happened from men falling off the bridge while being created and only one man survived a fall. Turns out the guy who fell off the bridge was an expert high diver and when he realized he was falling, his instincts kicked it and he was able to dive feet first into the river below and only break a couple of ribs. There were tons of stories like this that the tour guide had.
We weren't allowed to take anything up during the climb like cameras or chewing gum or any other loose items. They were very strict about this and we received a quick pat down, we passed through a metal detector and they waved a metal detector wand over us prior to heading out. It was about the equivalent of passing through a TSA checkpoint.
So here are a few pictures that were taken of me by the tour guide once up on the bridge…
…that's the entire group after we reached the top. See the old guy in the first row, second person in? That man immigrated to Australia the year before the bridge was built into completion and he's 80 years old. The day of the climb was his birthday and his daughter climbed with him for his birthday present. How awesome is that? I'm in the second row, first person on the left.
This next picture if of me as we were heading back down:
So you're probably wondering why we have headphones and why we are wearing those silly blue jump suits. The headphones were for so the tour guide could talk to us and tell us stuff while we climbed around on the bridge. And the blue jump suits is what we changed into prior to climbing the bridge. We all had to take off as much clothing as we were comfortable with and then change into them. They had no pockets and then we wore a belt with a four foot strap that was secured to the bridge as we climbed so in case we fell, we would not fall completely off the bridge. It was 100% safe to climb. So needless to say my fear of falling was put to rest while climbing around on the bridge.
This is probably my most favorite picture. It has a great shot of the Sydney Opera House in the background. Yes, it was windy and it started to rain on us just as we were reaching the top so we had to put on our authentic Sydney Harbor Bridge Climb rain gear. Despite a clear sunny day, it was still pretty awesome to be up there. The worst part about the climb as climbing three 25-step ladders to reach the platform to actually climb up the bridge. They were vertical, it was wet and like I said; I hate heights. But once I made it onto the platform to start walking up the bridge, it wasn't so bad.
Another great picture with the Opera House in the background.
And after we got back down to ground zero, we changed out of our jump suits, drank some water, sat down for a little bit, returned all of our gear that they loaned out to us, we got one of these:
Boom, baby! My Climber Certificate!
Seeing Australia was awesome and I definitely want to come back. If you haven't read all my blog entries about my trip then I suggest you click here, here and here!
I realize my blog entries went from "day one" to "day two" and then jumped to "day eight". Simple explanation. Day three and four were spent at the Sydney Cricket Grounds watching baseball (and you can read all about that by clicking this link) and five, six and day seven were spent just kind of kicking around town and not doing much. So it really wasn't blog worthy. I have a ton of pictures though and I might do an extra blog entry kind of like how I did when I visited Japan a couple of years ago.
Hopefully I can get my San Francisco trip blogged about within the next couple of weeks before I start going to a lot of Mariners games.
Stay tuned…
Australia Day # 8
My last day in Australia. I'd fly out tomorrow evening and I had to check out of my hotel quite early (10am). So that pretty much left today to make the best out of my trip.
The games at the Sydney Cricket Grounds were amazing. If you didn't get to read about any of that, don't worry; just click here. I wrote up one entry into a two day spread about the games. It was pretty intense and the Australian fan base was really supportive and awesome.
I started my day out just walking aimlessly towards down town Sydney. I figured I'd run into something and make the most of the day. When I got to Hyde Park, I saw this:
That is the Sydney Tower. And yes, you can go all the way to the top for a low, low price of $69 dollars (if you get the family value plan). There are two types of tours you can take up the Sydney Tower. One is called the Sky walk. It's a motorized platform that you get on and it takes you all the way around on the outside of the tower. Or you can just take a ride up to the observation deck for $26 big ones and mill around in the souvenir shop and look around outside. I was able to spot the Sydney Aquarium, Darling Harbor and my hotel from the observation deck. I took many photos from inside the tower and this one is my favorite:
Once I got back down to ground level, I sought out something to eat…
…that would be Emu jerky, Crocodile jerky and Kangaroo jerky. Each bag was reasonably priced but the Kangaroo was cheapest so I bought one of those. The consistency of the jerky was much like beef jerky except it was a little more on the chewy side and a little more moist. Plus it had little grey fat pockets in the meat. It wasn't bad but I think the idea of eating Kangaroo was a little on the weird side. I've had crocodile meat before and I did not like it.
I headed down to the Darling Harbor where I ran into the Hard Rock Café, some other shops and a whole mess of restaurants. It was very exquisite and all outdoor seating. It made me nervous to eat outside because the seagulls were thick. They all seemed to behave themselves and never really got close to anyone eating, but the off chance that one decided to get brave or poop in my lunch was a little bit more than I could bare.
Like I mentioned in Day #2, I continued to find these painted Black Rhinos placed all around Sydney. There were 125 of them and I set out to find all 125. Unfortunately, two of my days on this trip were wrecked due to heavy down pour and bad weather. I did find a few more around the harbor, though:
I think this one is number eight and here's number nine…
…and here is number ten:
That's about all I could find. So yeah, I'm 115 off from my original goal. If you're interested in knowing why these Rhinos were placed all over Sydney, here's the link to the website.
Next, I headed towards the Sydney Harbor bridge. Take a look how mammoth this bridge is…
…and yes, it is climbable. And yes, I climbed it. And yes, it was awesome. And yes, I'd do it again. The Sydney Harbor bridge spans 435 feet skyward and has nearly 190,000 cars pass over it daily. 16 confirmed deaths took place while constructing the bridge and only one person has ever survived the bridge after falling off of it.
The tour took roughly three and a half hours to complete and it was the most amazing view of Sydney you'll ever lay your eyes on. It overlooked the Sydney Opera House, John Travolta's house, the Darling Harbor and Nicole Kidman's top floor apartment. I have many pictures that were taken professionally from the tour guide that cost about $50 bucks to get (plus the $235 to climb the bridge) but it was worth every damn penny and I'd do it again in a heart beat. I'm deathly afraid of heights but this bridge is so well constructed and you're well strapped in (tethered to the railing by a safety strap) that even if you did fall, you'd only drop five feet at best.
I don't want to spoil my next blog entry, though. I'm going to do a full-write up of my bridge climb experience in one long entry (or as long as I can make it) with pictures and everything within the next couple of days! So if you're a faithful reader, sorry I couldn't get all the pictures of me on the bridge in this entry. They've been printed out so I have to scan them in to upload them into a blog entry. Trust me, though, it is well worth the wait! This experience was awesome and if you're ever going to make a trip abroad, I suggest you travel to Sydney and do this bridge climb!
To be continued…
Australia Day # 2
Oh. My. God. Look at this:
I found this spider while walking around in the forest around the Taronga Zoo. I'm not kidding when I say this; it was larger than a silver dollar coin. And I saw a lot of them. And seeing them kept me on the sidewalk. Yikes!
Further up the walkway I heard lots of birds chirping and singing and mimicking each other. It was really great to hear all of that. It was around 8am when I arrived to this area so the sun had just come up and the forest was alive with critters. I saw lizards and birds and spiders and rodents- such a sight! I love birds and when I saw these little guys, it was just breath-taking:
They were super-friendly and they allowed me to get really close to get some good pictures. I think they were just as curious about me as I was about them. They would chirp and whistle at me-such a great experience because I usually see these kinds of birds in pet stores.
Now for a little bit of a history lesson regarding the area I was in today.
"Bradleys Head is another place where military history and stunning landscapes combine to offer a complete harbour experience.
Just next to Taronga Zoo, the convict-built battery at Bradley's Head was built after four American warships arrived in Sydney Harbour undetected in 1839. Sydneysiders were feeling uneasy so a circular parapet was later installed to enhance Sydney's protection. Today, the mast of HMAS Sydney (I) towers over the parapet as a striking monument to the WWI warship.
Defence ditches, added in the late 19th century after British troops left Sydney and remnants of earlier fortications are other features of this unique harbor side location."
Here's a picture of me in front of one of the cannons that was built in the 19th century:
Here's a website that you can look at to see more of the military relics that I visited down at Bradleys Head. It was very interesting to learn about Australian history and to take in all of this on such a crisp early morning at the harbor was really awesome. I just had to be careful not to run into anymore of those spiders. The most interesting military relic I saw was the rifle wall.
On my way back towards the zoo (which opened at 9:30am) I found a very small patch of beach that was right across from South Sydney:
Australia is coming up on fall season so the water wasn't warm like I thought it would be. It was still nice to walk in the sand and wade around in the water. Australia has a lot of interesting creatures that I'd like to stay away from so I didn't venture out too far. I learned about lots of these crazy little critters that like to bite and sting when I was at the museum yesterday.
I'm not going to bore you with the details of what I saw inside the zoo too much. If you've ever been to a zoo you've pretty much been to all the zoos. I've probably seen lions and bears and Komodo Dragons at just about every zoo I've ever been to. This zoo did have Koala bears, though and I think those are just the best bears in the world! Check it out:
After I left the zoo I learned from seeing one of Clayton Kershaw's tweets that you can actually get your picture taken with a Koala bear! How cool would THAT be?! I was totally bummed that I didn't pay more attention to the unique experiences that the zoo offered. While I was walking around I passed a guy who looked awfully familiar, though. I had to do a double-take and I then turned around to follow him to get a better look. I swore it was Brian Wilson. I mean, he has that god-awful, hideous beard that can not be mistaken, right? But the hair kind of threw me off. When I entered the Platypus House, he was getting a picture taken with a couple of Diamondback fans so I approached and quickly asked for a picture as well:
He was very soft-spoken and nice, and I think he was just trying to enjoy his time at the zoo with his lady friend (she's in the back ground looking on) so I didn't want to really engage in conversation. I just thanked him for his time and left it at that ( I secretly followed him around the zoo for another 15 minutes just because he's Brian Wilson).
I left the zoo and snapped a quick photo as I exited…
…and headed back to South Sydney. On foot. It was approximately 6.6 miles to the historic Sydney Opera House and I managed to walk about 4 miles of that in 80 degree heat with a massive blister on my right foot. The only reason why I didn't complete the 6.6 miles to the opera house was because there was a bridge connecting South Sydney to North Sydney and pedestrians are not allowed to walk on it. A real bummer. I had to flag down a cab to take me the rest of the way (which cost me $17 AUS dollars). Cabs are very expensive in Australia, by the way. So if you ever come out this way, avoid them if you can.
Once I arrived at the opera house, I was ready to end my day anyway. I was STARVING. One thing I noticed about Australia (and I don't know if its just because I am so active or because its hot) is I can't seem to eat enough. And food out here is pretty expensive as well. Dinner cost me about $20 AUS dollars. I got a lot of food but like I've said, it's not filling me up. It's kind of weird.
Anyway. I made it to the opera house and it was basically the epicenter for tourism:
And then of course I had to get a picture of the historic Sydney bridge across the way (and also learned you can climb to the top from Tony Campana's Instagram video)…
…I might actually have to go back to the bridge to do the infamous bridge climb. I'm deathly afraid of heights so I don't know if I will be able to handle it. We will see and I'll definitely blog about it if I go for it.
Yesterday, I ran into this guy:
These are actual life-sized Black Rhinos that have been painted up and placed all around Sydney in an effort to raise awareness of this endangered species. There's approximately 125 of them and I found one (this one) yesterday and I found about seven or eight more today. Here's the website in case you want to see more about what these are about. I'm going to do my best to find all 125 of them while I'm here and I'll post every single one of them on my blog. Here's the ones I found today:
Number two:
Number three:
Number four:
Number five:
Annnnnddd number six:
Tomorrow is Friday so I hope to make it out to Bondi beach or maybe head back to the Sydney Bridge to climb up it. I really don't know what I'll be doing. Baseball games are coming up this weekend, though, and I am thoroughly stoked and ready to start the 2014 season! After all, it's what I came out here for to begin with!
What would complete my day without having seen a giant game of chess, right?
If you haven't read what I did in Australia on day number one, check it out here!
Also, check out my other blog here! It's all about the Seattle Mariners!
Australia Day #1
I woke up this morning at 5am. Super early, I know. I wanted to get a head start on the day because I needed to find my way into down town Sydney to pick up my game tickets for this weekends games at Sydney Cricket Grounds. My friend, as some of you may know him as "PadreLeigh" had them in his possession from a friend who was selling them to me who could no longer make it to the games.
Last night I took a cab from the airport to my hotel. It was approximately 5 miles which included one toll road. I asked a few locals about how much it would cost in AUS currency to make it to my hotel and they all said "around 30-40 dollars". No problem, I thought to myself. I can handle that. After a 35 minute cab ride and $67 AUS dollars later, I knew I had been taken for a ride. This morning, I took a cab into downtown Sydney to kick around and I told my story to the cab driver and he told me I had been ripped off. The tolled road should've been about $4 dollars and the actual cab ride should've cost me about $45. So fair warning to anyone who has a trip to Australia coming up. Pick your cabbies wisely. This cab driver was not an Australian.
Today wasn't as eventful as I had hoped it to be. I wore my flip flops around town and walked roughly 4 miles in them. I ended up with a nasty blister on my right foot which pretty much made walking really not-so-fun. I eventually made it back to my hotel, put my walking shoes on and headed back out but with this blister, I really had to limit my walking and I was done with cab rides. I had brunch at a place called Salad Works. All healthy food and really good. I eventually found "PadreLeigh", scooped up the tickets and walked back into the city.
First stop? St. Marys Cathedral:
I didn't go in (couldn't take pictures inside, anyway) but the Cathedral was absolutely gorgeous.
Here's a closer look:
After taking in the pure beauty of that iconic structure, I hustled off to the Australian Museum:
I learned all about rocks and the Australia gold rush and I also learned about wombats! Did you know the first wombat to ever walk the country of Australia was called a Diprotodon? Here I am with one:
The Diprotodon was around millions of years ago. Pretty interesting, yeah? I also saw a baby crocodile:
On my way back to my hotel for some dinner, I ran into this statue of some naked dude grabbing the one-horned dilapidated Mongaloid. It was pretty badass:
I tried this Mexican cantina restaurant called Guzman Y Gomez and it was pretty good! It reminded me of a Qdoba or a Chipolte from the Americas. Most places, I'm finding are pretty healthy to eat at. Plus, I've been drinking a ton of water because the humidity is a little high out this way.
Bathroom selfie time:
Welp! That concludes day one in Australia! Tomorrow I'm going to make it out to the Tangora Zoo in North Sydney and then I have tickets to the Team AUS versus the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game at the Cricket Grounds.
Friday, I'd like to make it out to Bondi beach but all of this is subject to change. Hope all is well back in the States!
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2014 Major League Baseball Season (Australia)
It's almost baseball time! Guess where I'm at right now? I'm in Hawaii! I'm in Hawaii because I'm on my way to Australia to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Arizona Diamondbacks open the '14 MLB season at the historic Sydney Cricket Grounds! Awesome, right?!
I am so jet lagged, though. I didn't get any sleep Saturday night and I slept a rough four hours on the six hour flight to Hawaii and now I've gotten something to eat and looking to rest up in an attempt to take on this 18 hour flight to the Outback! I went to Japan the year before last and met up with Zack Hample and had a freaking awesome time! This year we are meeting up again and hopefully we will be able to do some other stuff besides baseball while we are there.
Hawaii isn't what I expected it to be. The airport is a little confusing and the $40 dollar cab ride smashed a huge hole in my wallet. It was actually poor planning on my part; I could've got a closer hotel to the airport. Live and learn and it's all about the experience. You know how when you watch Tv and you see Hawaii on there and there's all these lush palm trees and blue waters? I suppose I'm in a crappy location (Waikiki) but there isn't much of that. The area is pretty run down and trashy.
Anyway. I'd take a bunch of pictures and upload them on here but Australia is going to be so much better. So I want to save all of my picture taking for that. Besides the Australian trip, I plan to make it to San Francisco a couple of times this year and I had the All-Star game all figured out but I don't know if I will make it because I want to see the 25th Anniversary 1989 World Series Oakland Athletic reunion at the Coliseum this year. So we will see.
I hope all of you are doing well out there! I'm having a blast now that baseball season is back!
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Australia 2014
Oh, man! in 29 days I'll be in Australia watching the DiamondBacks and the Dodgers play some baseball! If you remember a year or so ago, I watched baseball in Japan with Zack Hample! It was so awesome!
I really don't plan to ballhawk much this year. I'm leaving that up to my good pals throughout the country. So my blog might become a little obsolete throughout the year. I've started a new blog if you're interested in reading that. It's called From the Depths of Safeco Field– and it's basically all about the Seattle Mariners because, let's face it; I'm a huge M's fan. Maybe I haven't proven my loyalty to them as much as it has looked…but trust me. Since 1989 I've been going to Mariners games.
See you all at the Safe and some of you at other ballparks!
Go Mariners!
Top 100 Blogs of the Year
It's been quite the honor to be amongst the top 100 bloggers around the Major Leagues. I haven't blogged much since I quit ball hawking, and I've even started a new blog called "From the Depths of Safeco Field" which I haven't blogged on there much, either. I'm assuming its because its the off-season. Stay tuned for an epic trip to Australia with Zack Hample and Padre Leigh!
Zack Hample earns top spot again, with a possible return from the runner-up…
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9/09/13 Safeco Field
This game was so much fun. The last game I went to was July 24th, so it had been a while since I stepped foot into Safeco Field. This would be my fifth game of the season and probably one of the last ones I'll be attending. I'm certainly making the last game of the season, like always.
I came into the stadium as the gates opened and lollygagged in the Pen' for a while. I caught up with long time Mariners fans, Carla and Chris and then without any real warning, one of the bullpen cops tossed me a baseball. I guess I'll go ahead and count it as a Ballhawk stat on Mygameballs.com. I haven't really been active on any Ballhawking this season mainly because I just wanted to do more of nothing at the game instead of trying to chase baseballs for three hours all the time.
I wandered down into the lower seating bowl and immediately noticed Erik Bedard sitting on the wall. That dude is one of the nicest guys I've ever met at the stadium. Well, besides Tom Wilhelmsen, Miguel Olivo and Zach Britton. Seriously, though. He was so nice. He signed everything everyone handed him, he talked about his adjustment from starter to bullpen and he talked a little bit about how the minor leagues worked. I didn't catch everything he talked about but he was so fan-friendly. This was the end result of my interaction with Bedard:
While watching batting practice, I noticed the fan base for this game was incredibly low. So I checked with a near-by usher and she told me the attendance would be around 8,000. A new Safeco Field record, by the way! I immediately upgraded my CF bleacher tickets to RF tickets in hopes I'd catch a home run ball. But not just any home run ball. I wanted to catch a Raul Ibanez home run ball. Not only is he sitting on 297 career dingers, but he is also two home runs shy of breaking Ted Williams record of being the oldest player to hit more than 29 home runs in a single season. You catch that puppy, you'll be in the record books! Haha! A sports fan can dream, right?
So there I sat with my friend Chris. We upgraded our seats and sat four rows back from right field. We also weren't sitting in our seats. We just picked a random, clear aisle to sit in in case anything came our way. Had we been sitting in our seats? We would have been this guy:
Yup, that's right, folks. That baseball was Abe Almonte's first career big league home run and it landed right into the lap of the dude who was sitting in our seats. We had moved down to the front row to sit with Amy Franz (The Ichiro Meter Lady) and her family. Maybe if we had stayed in our original seats, we would have been able to make a better play on that ball. Or maybe if we moved to our right seats, we would have caught it. Anyway, there are a lot of "what-ifs" that can be thrown around in these situations. It's best not to dwell on the whole thing but it would have been fun to catch a players first big league dinger.
Here's a picture of me attempting to get into position to make the grab:
Seriously. I have the toughest time trying to track the baseball and worry about other fans in my way, steps and railings, too. I don't know how these fans who have caught multiple home run baseballs do it. I'm so worried about tripping over steps and stepping on peoples stuff and running into other fans all while trying to watch the baseball. It's so different off the field. I suspect it takes a special kind of person to catch home run baseballs. I sure as hell can't do it. I mean, if it were hit right to me, yeah. I remember one game I was at, (this was during BP) where a baseball was hit in my direction. I saw it coming, turned and took a few steps up the rows, turned back and around and caught the ball. It seemed easy enough but it was also during BP where no one was around me and I knew that. Sitting in the outfield is way different.
ANYWAY. I left the game in the 8th, came home, checked Twitter, saw that the Mariners had lost. I just had to laugh to myself. I really like the Mariners, in fact, and I've said this so many times, I've been a fan since 1989, but really, this team has got to start winning. I thought for sure it would've been a great year with Morse, Morales, Seager, Ackley, Iwakuma…but it turned out to be another flop. Rumor has it that Ackley doesn't like playing in Seattle, Brendan Ryan was just traded to the Yankees and Morse didn't last very long in a Mariners uniform. Rumor also has it that Morales will be gone by the start of Spring Training.
Sigh. Fiddlesticks.
Well, on a more positive note; my charity is going well. Here's the latest breakdown:
Bud Norris' Charity; CandleLighters- 10 W and 139 strikeouts have raised $34.75 this season.
Seattle Mariners/Seattle Humane Society Charity; 65 wins have raised $65 this season.
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7/24/13 Safeco Field
The WIN-dians were in town and my soul purpose of attending this game was to talk with Chris Perez. Prior to the game, I found out he had deleted his Twitter account. I'm not exactly sure why. My only guess was because he had that whole drug thing and fans were flipping his a bunch of BS over it.
Anyway, I never got to see Chris. Last year we had some Twitter dialogue that was pretty awesome and I wanted to re-connect on that and play a quick game of catch and thank him for his contributions to the Cleveland team. Didn't happen.
I stayed the whole game down in the 'Pen and it was hot! I know I got sunburnt, I could feel the sun roasting my face as I watched the game.
Here's a couple memorable pictures I took during the game…
…and good ol' Jaime on the bullpen phone:
I really had a bad feeling about being in the stadium. Not only were the Mariners on an eight-game winning streak, Safeco Joe was pitching. I know a lot of people like to hold themselves accountable for sports teams having their winning streaks broken up, and I suppose I was one of those people. All I heard in the 'Pen throughout the game were people claiming they should've stayed home, this and that. I had to laugh because this was my exact feelings! I hadn't been to a Mariners game for a long time. My last game attended was April 26th. As soon as the game started, the Mariners second basement booted an easy grounder and I just hung my head. It was all downhill from there. The Indians blew out the Mariners 10-1. Scott Kazmir was a tough pitcher to beat and he's had a lot of success at Safeco.
I've still been keeping up on my charity promise to Bud Norris (who was traded to the Orioles) and the Candlelighters along with the Seattle Humane Society. Also, for those of you who keep up on this blog, I won't be touring the Midwest this season. I had an awful run in with the IRS so it killed my vacation fund. The season ends for me on September 29th at Safeco Field. Next year, though, will be amazing. I plan on going to the season opener in Australia, and then I'm headed to Montreal on the 28th of March to watch the Mets and the BlueJays play in Olympic Stadium. After that, I'll be spending a week or so in California visiting Dodger stadium and Chase Field in Arizona. Then it's off to Miller Park and then the All-Star game in Minnesota! Plans, of course, always seem to change but I'll be keeping things updated on this blog in case you're at the ballpark and you want to say hi.
Bud Norris' Charity; CandleLighters- 10 W and 139 strikeouts have raised $34.75 this season.
Seattle Mariners/Seattle Humane Society Charity; 65 wins have raised $65 this season.
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4/25/2013 Safeco Field
I have this buddy of mine in Milwaukee who chases down game home runs, right? His name is Shawn Bosman. Well, I'm headed to Chicago in September and him and I are going to hangout for like a week! I'm totally stoked about this trip, too. Here's how the trip is going to play out. On September 13th, I'm going to fly out to Kansas City to partake in a little batting practice with some Kansas City Royals Alumni at Kauffman Stadium on the following day. I did this a few years ago and here's a picture of me making a play on a fly ball in the outfield at Kauffman:
After I'm all done with that (I'll be there from 8am-12pm) I'm jumping in the car and driving to St. Louis to watch a game at Busch Stadium. Originally this trip was just to go to Kansas City, do the batting practice thing, and come home. But then I was like, "hey, the Mariners are going to be playing in St. Louis that weekend!" So that's how I ended up extending the trip more Eastward. After that, I'm back in the car heading towards Chicago. I'll be in Chicago from the 16th roughly until the 21st. I'm visiting U.S Cellular Field first and then Wrigley. I've been to Wrigley Field once in my whole life. I went there in 2008 for a meet and greet that the Cubs put on. I met Lou Piniella and Allan Trammel among others, but never took pictures and never blogged about it. So I'm seriously excited to see the field again, and maybe sit in the Steve Bartman seat along with watching Shawn snag home run baseballs like this one:
After Chicago, I'm heading up to Miller Park with Shawn (since he's from Milwaukee and since we are meeting in Chicago), why not head back to Milwaukee with him? I should be at Miller Park on the 22nd of September if everything goes right. And since it's an 11:10am start time, it'll give me plenty of time after the game to head to Target Field in Minnesota. It's not a very far drive, either. I was sort of surprised. 467 miles. After that, I'm going to attempt to catch a flight out of Minnesota to return to Seattle to catch one last game of the season at Safeco Field on the 25th. I really wanted to start this trip in Colorado at Coors Field, but their schedule didn't mesh with mine, so boo to the Rockies.
My day started out at the Pike Place Market:
And then I ran into Dave Coulier throwing fresh salmon around the market place…
…this weekend Dave was doing some standup in Kirkland at a comedy club. It was really cool to see him in person, too. If you have NO idea who Dave Coulier is, he's the dude from Full House. It took me like, 2.5 seconds to recognize him from that show. Truly awesome! Before I headed to the stadium (which was literally right up the street from the Market) I stopped in for this tasty treat:
When I got to Safeco Field I met up with established book author Zack Hample. The man needs no introduction, all you have to do is Google his name and you'll see who I'm talking about. And if you're a regular reader of mine, you'll know Zack and I hung out at Safeco two years ago when I went to Japan! Here we are hanging outside Safeco before the gates opened:
When the gates opened, Zack went his way and I went mine. Well, actually, I hung out on the "party porch" or the 'Pen area and watched batting practice. A few baseballs came my way here and there but I pretty much let the crowd have their fun. More towards the end of BP, I started my search for some good food. The thing about the Mariners, the team has sucked for the last few years really bad so the staff have worked extremely hard to bring awesome food to the stadium. Like these:
I got them from Edgar's Cantina. It's a new addition to Safeco this year and I'm telling you, it's well worth the visit. These little babies were $9.00 a haul but man, oh man, they were deeeeeelicious!!!
I hate that they ripped all the seats out this area. If you haven't been to Safeco yet this season, I'm standing in the area where there used to be seats. Now it's another standing room only area. It's nice and all, but I hate standing all game long.
After I gobbled down some mini-taco thingies from Edgar's, I scooted down to the 'Pen to grab me a Pen dog! Take a look at this monster…
…It has all the fixings on it; cream cheese, mustard, ketchup, peppers…wow! Just full of flavor and a real treat! And a complimentary soda given out by the Mariners for being apart of the designated driver program? What could be better!
The Mariners put on quite a show to pull out the win. Carlos Peguero hit the third longest home run at Safeco and it sailed directly over my head:
It was a monster home run, too! 451 feet! Barry Bonds hit the farthest at 462. And Raul Ibanez hit the second longest. Here's the actual footage of the Peguero home run:
Kyle Seager also went deep to add onto the Mariners 6-0 victory!
I took the above photo for two reasons. The first reason was to show just how awesome the new scoreboard in centerfield is. And the second reason is to point out Albert Pujols' nasty cold sores!! EEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWW!! If you don't see them, look harder! They're there!! How gross!!
Alright, anyway. Enough of that. As you know I'm still doing some awesome donations this year. I'm not catching baseballs for anything, sadly. Maybe next year, folks.
Bud Norris' Charity; CandleLighters- 3 W and 16 strikeouts have raised $10 this season.
Seattle Mariners/Seattle Humane Society Charity; 9 wins have raised $9 this season.
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