SEATTLE SUMMER TOUR 2001
TOUR PHOTOS PAGE

Tour Photos

The following are photos taken during the Seattle tour, submitted by SA Winds members. They are organized according to the person who submitted them. If you have any more photos that you would like to add, please send them to sawinds@gmail.com

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Group Photo	Caption
	The official group photo of the band taken at the University of Washington.

Submitted by: Ivan R.	Caption
	We started our trip inside American Airlines Flight #495.
	Our drum major Bobby seems relaxed as the plane gets ready for take-off.
	A bird's-eye view of Catalina Island.
	No sooner do we touch down in Seattle Airport than we take off to Greenwood for their parade. The beautiful houses, as well as the Winds, were picture-perfect.
	We had plenty of time for touring the sites of Seattle, including our bus tour. One place we drove by was the Asian Art Museum.
	Jessica awaits her turn to be served breakfast inside the University of Washington's dorm cafeteria.
	The Winds join the students of U of W for buffet-styled breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.

Submitted by: Matt M.	Caption
	The bust of Chief Seattle in Pioneer Square, downtown Seattle.
	We had a chance for some breath-taking views of the Seattle sky-line from the Space Needle.
	A view of Experience Music Project (EMP) from the Space Needle. Supposedly, the building looks like smashed guitars. Many of us agreed it looks like an acid trip!
	We had an awesome view from the dormitory deck at University of Washington, looking towards Lake Washington.
	The Undergraduate Library at the University of Washington.

Submitted by: Robyn G.	Caption
	A view of the Space Needle from ground level.
	Your webmasters, Matt & Robyn, on the Washington State Ferry headed to Bainbridge Island.
	A shot of our dedicated French Horn player, Matt, with the rest of our powerful low brass section.
	View of the front of the band, and our nifty Totem Coaches charter bus, and our awesome coach driver Bruce, in preparation for the Renton Parade.
	Our flags dance for the audience at Renton.

Submitted by: Braysi G.	Caption
	Our colorguard team wins cheers from the crowds at the Renton Parade. You can see our charter bus in the back. Our bus driver Bruce got to drive with us through the parade.
	One of the most impressive tours we went on was the Experience Music Project. The guitars in the background are part of a huge sculpture of musical instruments.
	The Winds had lots of fun at the Seattle Center.
	The Santa Ana Winds were honored to be a part of the 2001 Seattle Torchlight Parade. If you look closely, you can see our "torches" attached to our right shoulder, sparlking down the route in the nighttime parade.
	Another shot of the Torchlight Parade with our cymbal player marching backwards. The Torchlight Parade is the 6th largest parade in the nation.