Our photos from the first week of May ...
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| Hyundai Mars arrived evening May 6th Alki Point in the background |
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| Do a Google for "1912 Pike Place" The "original" Starbucks This is how it looked afternoon of May 6th Yes, there is almost always a line to get inside! |
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| Working side of one of the flower stalls at Pike Market Gorgeous flowers at rock bottom prices! |
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| Our newest Streetcar in front of Intrigue Chocolate Company Pioneer Square Historic District |
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| Elliott Bay Marina Clear, Sunny, May 6th, 2016 Lower portion of photo is future site of Expedia Headquarters by 2019 |
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| Had to show you this one just because of the name ... Double Prosperity Bulk Carrier -- Flag of Panama |
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| The Brothers ... Olympic Mountain Range Approximately 35 miles as the crow flies. May 6th, 2016 |
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| Nature does this so easily! For just a moment ... Try to imagine wrapping up an Iris. :-) |
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| Northbound Commuter Train 4:05 Departure from King Street Station nears Mile Marker 6.0 May 1, 2016 |
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| The Power stays on the south end so #110 is being pushed northward. Speed limit sign on left Talgo = 45 Passenger = 40 Freight = 35 (Talgo has unique capabilities.) |
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| In this photo, Engineer is on the left Conductor is on the right. |
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| A RARE wave from the Engineer. Thank you, Sir. |
ahhhh...got some mountain there. I miss my mountains. I loved the opportunities I got to visit Seattle when I was contracting for MS. So beautiful.
ReplyDeletelove the night reflections. and the flower market!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, John. We are staying as far away from Seattle as possible until the Viaduct is finished! :-)
ReplyDeleteTransportation and business. There, I gave you a title for your post. You overlook a beautiful harbor.
ReplyDeleteYou know,I had never looked at an Iris in that way,wondering how it was wrapped up so tightly.Nature is amazing and so full of beauty.
ReplyDeleteHello, wonderful series of photos. I love the night shot, the view of the mountain range and the iris flower. My niece and family has recently moved to Snoqualmie and has visited the Pike Market. Great post! Happy Sunday, enjoy your new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great series here, John. If I lived there, I would have fresh flowers in the house all the time!
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