"You are extremely vivacious, are tactful, and know how to use diplomacy." Now I wish I was born in May! :-) |
May Who first behold the light of day In Spring's sweet flowery month of May, And wear an Emerald on their breast, Shall be beloved, happy and blessed. |
The Global arrived ...
Our photos of ships are taken from Seattle looking over Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, Washington, USA.
Hyundai Global heading our way early Saturday morning. |
The Global was built in 2009 |
Flag = United Kingdom Is there perhaps something aboard destined for you? |
Arriving Seattle from Shanghai, China Remember when people laughed about "Made in China"? |
Unusually close to our side of the Port |
First Cruiseship 2016 Season ...
Nieuw Amersterdam Holland America Arrived April 29th First cruiseship of the 2016 Season |
Elektra Vehicles Carrier Wallenius Wilhelmsen RORO = Roll On -- Roll Off Maybe your new car is on here? |
Hestia Leader Vehicles Carrier NYK Shipmanagement - Singapore |
More ships ...
Matson Container -- smaller as compared to others |
OOCL Rotterdam Olympics in the background. |
Foreground = Victoria Clipper (Seattle - Victoria, BC) Middle = Washington State Ferry Behind the Ferry = Blakely Rock (better be on your navigation chart) AND a tiny sailboat ... Do you see it? |
Flowers from Sunday's walk ...
Shades of Green Not EXACTLY "flowers" but close ... |
Pink |
Yellow 1 |
Yellow 2 |
Yellow 3 Which of the Yellow do you like best? |
Skies from last week ...
Thought this dramatic. April 28th sunset. |
Love rays of sunshine. |
Not a "Blue Moon" but a moon surrounded by blue! |
Almost Full Moon setting into the Olympic Mountains in the west. April 20th |
Great Blue Heron ...
Thanks for stopping by John's Island
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ReplyDeleteI love those mountains.
Hello, nice cards for your collection. The ships are great, the one reminds me of our Holland American cruise to Alaska out of Seattle. I love the pretty flowers and the heron. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteI like the ships John. They are great. And the bird ... wow. Beautiful.
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Lots of variety this morning on the blog. I would so enjoy watching the ships. My hubby was born in May, has a birthday on Thursday.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this fascinating post. I do enjoy seeing the ships and the mountains in the background.Have a great week my friend.
ReplyDeleteSo much in this post I think I forgot the first part once I got to the end... great skies, ships, and lunar shots! :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms and terrific skies.
ReplyDeleteI was born in May but that sure doesn't sound like me!! : )
I don't know which photos I like the best! I like seeing the pictures of ships. Not something I get to see in my landlocked area.
ReplyDeleteLots of variety here. You've been hard at work.
ReplyDeleteI like #2 the yellow Iris.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and sky shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks for Visiting my Blog John. Yes I'm a Brit but there is more Irish in me than English, I was just born here. The wall you showed was very neat and I have never seen one like it before and like I said would have taken a lot of skill to do. Like your photos this week especially the flowers.
ReplyDeleteGreat variety in this post, John. All so beautiful, from the fascinating old postcard about May to the interesting ships and pretty flowers and amazing skies. So nice the photos of the moon!
ReplyDeleteMany greetings, have a pleasant weekend!
I really enjoyed all your photos, John! I find it fascinating to see all those vessels and wonder about their cargo and all that movement of stuff in our modern world.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting to learn that Seattle is known as the Emerald City! Now I'm curious as to this seemingly Irish connection!
Lovely sky shots too!
Happy weekend!
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