For anyone stopping by here for the first time ... here's the deal: I've been working on a little personal challenge to walk daily, about 3 miles, around a nearby lake. It's called Green Lake and it's in Seattle, Washington, here in the Pacific Northwest, USA. During each walk I try to take a couple of photos and then, once back home, post them here on John's Island. I don't claim any brillance on the photos ... just shots of stuff I like or find interesting. The underlying goal is just to get out and get a little exercise and put a little bit of this blogging hobby to work creating a sort of journal I can look back on in the future. Thank you in advance for your thoughtful comments!
Mallards. I liked the reflections. April 24, 2019 at Green Lake, Seattle |
A photo taken on yesterday's walk. I somehow forgot to add it to the post. I found "this couple" apparently asleep in the early afternon. April 23, 2019 at Green Lake |
I wondered ... could I sleep standing on one leg? Hmmm ... :-) |
...I wish that I could stand on one leg and balance for an extended time.
ReplyDeleteYou ready for a clear sky now? :]
ReplyDeleteHello, another nice walk. Pretty sunrise! Love the ducks and views of the lake. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots John!
ReplyDeleteI've missed "my" walk around Green Lake. I haven't been here for a few days.
ReplyDeleteCould I sleep on one leg? Sometimes I think I could!
The only thing better than following your daily walks here, would be to walk alongside of you and get the exercise and see the sights myself. Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteAnother fine day for walking. :)
ReplyDeleteQue fotos más bonitas
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying your walks very much and hope they continue for many days and weeks and months to come! :-)
ReplyDeleteAbout the sleeping duck. It's not could I sleep on one leg but could I even stand on one leg!!!
ReplyDeleteHello John,
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your daily walks around Green Lake, I always enjoy them so much. The images are beautiful, with great landscapes.
Many greetings from Turin!