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| Crew at work. Snapped this pic just after stepping out of the car. Too much motion, I know. The camera did say, "Raise Flash" ... LOL April 12, 2019 6:18 AM |
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| As usual, at this time of day, the path is mostly mine. April 12, 2019 6:48 AM |
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| Reflections ... again. It seems that once the leaves are out these reflections won't be so interesting. We will find out soon. April 12, 2019 |
Little time for notes today, lots on the agenda. I will mention this ... The next section, Ship Spotting, is just another hobby. I do have a pretty good view of Puget Sound from home and like to snap pics of ships coming and going. Seattle is a busy shipping port. I really appreciate the way this hobby ties in with the Internet. I don't have any idea how, 20 years ago, I could have found out all about the ships I see. Now, it's a simple search.
Ship spotting ...
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| NOAA's Oscar Dyson spotted out in Puget Sound a couple of days ago. NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) OFFICE of MARINE & AVIATION OPERATIONS Oscar Dyson Website April 7, 2019 10:29 AM |
Homeported in Kodiak, Alaska, Oscar Dyson is the first in a class of ultra-quiet fisheries survey vessels built to collect data on fish populations, conduct marine mammal and seabird surveys, and study marine ecosystems. The ship operates primarily in the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska.
That rowing looks like hard work. I cannot wait until school is out for me. I will be walking each day, like you. Keep it up, John.
ReplyDelete..John, keep up the good, I'm off to the Y to walk on the track. I see NOAA ships when I'm in Maui. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such a serene walk. I love the early morning.
ReplyDeleteThe crew team is amazing. It must be hard work.
I'm getting back to walking tomorrow no matter what. I have been not up to it the last 4 days with my chest cold.
ReplyDeleteGood for you, 45 days is a great accomplishment.
The trees are showing more and more green. It looks great. John,I'll trade you some of that green for the snow I woke up to this morning.
ReplyDeleteI am so enjoying your walks, and I intend not to miss a day commenting, either. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou can guess that this prairie boy would like ships as we don't see any here.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the NOAA underway- last time the ship was at a pier. Always like your photos John. Cheers. KEV.
ReplyDeleteHello, great shot of the rowers. I like the reflection shot and your view of the trail while walking. I would enjoy the view along with the ship spotting. Great photos. Enjoy your day, happy weekend!
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