This lone seagull sits atop a lamp post and peers out towards Puget Sound from Mercer Island.
This lone seagull sits atop a lamp post and peers out towards Puget Sound from Mercer Island.
Every evening, cars, busses, and taxis line up along I-90 for the evening commute heading home towards Seattle. There’s even a pedestrian bridge adjacent to the highway for bikers to gain exercise or commute from Mercer Island to Seattle.
Sometimes, exploring the country via a mindless drive can lead you to magnificent views like this one.
You know it’s a good day in Seattle when you can see Mt. Rainier from any part of the city. Even though this mountain is 60 miles away, it still looks large enough to be a part of the city.
Bellevue is another city with skyscrapers that overlooks Seattle. They are across the Puget Sound from each other.
I have landed in Washington state! Let the blog continue 2,000 miles away from its origin!
The full moon (out of frame) brightly illuminated the corn fields; it was so bright, that doing a performing a long exposure created a neat glow against the windmill. While it looks like this picture was taken at sunrise, it was actually captured just after midnight.
The time has come… after living my childhood in one house, I am packing up my belongings and shipping them out to Washington State. It’s been a wonderful time these past decades, and I’m looking forward to what is yet to come.
