SUNDAY BRIDGES

 

Mount Rainier rises in the distance behind  Safeco Field and the Alaskan Way Viaduct.  Hope this viaduct counts as a bridge because I'm linking to SUNDAY BRIDGES.

Weekend Reflection: I am not alone....

Luka is now one and ready to explore a local play gym for toddlers. He especially liked this mirror box.

See other reflections on James' WEEKEND REFLECTION.

SKYWATCH--the clock tower

A drive-by shooting, but I was a passenger.  The clock tower on (I think) Seattle's train station.

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I wonder...

 I wonder how Vincent van Gogh would react today by seeing his artwork used in advertising cheese. 

ABC WEDNESDAY --"S" is for "sailboats"

And you thought it was hard to park your car.

Sailboats in a Seattle marina.

See other S's at ABC WEDNESDAY.

Resting

This cat sat on this gate for a long time. I'm always amazed at their ability to sit somewhere so seemingly uncomfortable for any length of time.

Not plums

Not plums, but bite-size, multi-colored tomatoes. Yum; they were good.

Sunday Bridges--to Magnolia

The bridge to the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle!

See other bridges on Louis La Vache's SUNDAY BRIDGES.

REFLECTION WEEKEND--More Chihuly

Another stunning example of Dale Chihuly's glass artworkSee yesterday's post.)  I absolutely love this boat, loaded with 'marbles', and its reflection is just as beautiful.

See other reflections at James' WEEKEND REFLECTION.

SKYWATCH--The Space Needle and Chihuly

You'll recognize the Space Needle for sure, but perhaps not the glass (yes, glass) succulent, of which I was only able to capture from this angle.

Took this photograph the other day when I went to see the Dale Chihuly exhibit at Seattle Center. It was absolutely fantastic, and I'll post another tomorrow for Weekend Reflection. See other skies on SKYWATCH.

Watch the birdie Part II

Not exactly the same size as the bird I showed you last Wednesday," but this little guy was in danger of getting squished on Seattle's Green Lake biking/jogging/walking/rollerskating trail.  My daughter and I, who found him while walking around the lake, whisked him off to PAWS to be taken care of.  They promised us an update on how he's doing, so I'll be sure to let you know.

UPDATE from June 18th:  PAWS wrote that this little Pine Sisken was successfully rehabilitated and released into the wild!  A happy ending.