The Chewing Gum Wall | Seattle, USA

Internet, Newspapers, and Magazines make all shorts of rating, The Biggest, The Highest, The Most Expensive, The Most Interesting, The most... most, most... Seems to have all the Tags and "nomination" sounded. But — NO, all attractions are divided into two parts, those known worldwide, arriving in another county, and the must-see, just like White House, Golden Bridge, Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal, Great Wall of China, etc. They usually come across quite by accident or build by Plan, but sometimes emotion forms getting much more. WALL GUM refers precisely to the category of interest. It is situated in Settle, USA, and its size is about 15 x 50 feet. This wall is completely covered with a chewing gum layer and chewing gum pieces in several inches, as in the approach of your hands. Nobody would argue with the fact that Americans — One of the most chewing Nations.

Gum wall Seattle

This Market Theater (Cinema) Gum Wall is a brick alleyway wall now covered in several used chewing gum, and it is a local landmark in downtown Seattle, in Post Alley under Pick Place Market. This wall is similar to Bubblegum Alley in San Luis Obispo, California, USA. In the 90s, people had to stand up for a movie ticket in a huge queue and stuck the chewing gum on the wall. Theater staff tried to clean the wall twice, but in 1999 no longer spent the time and energy to the same "wall" became a certified tourist attraction of Seattle.

Chewing gum wall Seattle

Now it is covered with thousands and thousands of pieces of chewing gum in different colors. With an increasing wall, " chew art" is becoming more sophisticated. Here you can see the " artistic modeling" in the form of figures of hearts, people name, fashioned for pieces of chewing gum, and paste the coins too, various inscriptions. Now every tourist is committed to sticking gum and photographed against Seattle gum wall. You too.☺

First Image by Flickr user Ricky