I only briefly met Laura and her daughter Corinne the last night before I departed - although I had communicated with Laura on a few occasions prior to my visit - a visit which was for the record 2 years in the making as my plans were squashed in 2020 by COVID restrictions as I am sure many others were. Laura was extremely helpful
and super accommodating. I had inquired about possibly having an item delivered to her address which in the end I did not do but she was super helpful and willing and to help and accommodate. I stayed in the Tiny House for 5 nights. I am a bigger single guy but was able to easily manage and navigate this charming place. This trip to Seattle and The Pacific Northwest was a lifelong dream of mine and I got to do everything I wanted to and more. Seattle and The Pacific Northwest did not disappoint - The Tiny house was located in what felt like a super safe neighbourhood of Seattle and although I was driving I also used the public transit (downtown and back about 45 mins each way) on many occasions and found everything to be very accessible and safe. I feel the Tiny house could perhaps use a small smart TV but I had my tablet with me and along with the good internet access - I made due. I was out for the majority of the daytime from 8am to 6pm let’s say and somedays later. I was very happy to have my tablet to unwind and watch some tv when I got home to The Tiny House. Favourite spots were Museum of Pop Culture, Easy Street Records, Discovery Park, Seahawks Game, Kraken Game, London Bridge Studios, Hard Rock Cafe Seattle, Valhalla Sandwiches, Dick’s Drive In, Voula’s Offshore Cafe, Central Saloon, Pike Place, 5 Point Cafe, Lowell’s in Pike Place, Yannis Greek Restaurant and Queen Anne Beerhall to name a few 😝.