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| Blue North Longliner Fishing Vessel Fisherman's Terminal, Seattle September, 2016 |
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| Note the tent on the left. Preparations for Christening Ceremony on Sept. 9th |
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| View from Ballard Bridge shows preparations for celebration. |
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| Size of these ships can't be appreciated until you are up close! |
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| Illustration from the web showing how longline fishing works. |
Other Maritime ...
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| China Shipping Line heading out of Puget Sound with a pretty big load of containers. Oct 4th 6:31 PM |
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| Holland America's Nieuw Amsterdam in port with a crescent moon setting behind. Oct 2nd 7:37 PM |
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| CVN 68 Leaving Seattle area Oct 5th USS Nimitz - Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier Named for Admiral Chester W Nimitz |
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| Colorful Clouds September 29th 6:59 PM |
We like blogs that give us a thought for the day. We'll throw in some for a while and see it how goes. Let us know if you like them. One thing we believe ... most folks don't READ a blog. They just look at the pictures. Do you agree? If you are still reading this, you are exceptional! :-)
Today's thought:
Truth exists; only falsehood has to be invented.
Georges Braque
ha! I am exceptional.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed all. You know I love skyscapes :O)
Love the pictures.Yes,I am one who actually reads the blogs.I like the added thought for the day.
ReplyDeleteI got lucky today and read all of your post. I admit that I sometimes skip things. Thought for the day takes a lot of discipline. For many years I had quote of the day on the board in my classroom.
ReplyDeleteliked your post specially the video is quite interesting and informative .
ReplyDeletei mostly don't comment till i read the whole post because i don't find words to say if i don't know anything about the post .
God bless
I do look at the pictures, John, but I also read them, too. Sometimes I've thought about putting a Thought for the Day on my blog, but I tend to get bogged down in them when I start searching for one. :-)
ReplyDeleteI tend to skim very long blogs, but I do try and read! I like your sky shot.
ReplyDeleteNimitz was from Fredericksburg Texas and there is a WW2 museum with a model of the Nimitz aircraft carrier in his home town.
ReplyDeleteI do read your blog and I read all the post cards.