Mountain Fresh

April 28th, 2009

What a wonderful spring for hiking! I have been blessed to have the ability to get to some great locations. With views like this, how can you ever imagine living somewhere else. My Nikon d90 is on the way!!!

Something in the Water

March 30th, 2009


Today, the sun decided to show for a few hours and it was a much welcomed sight. We decided to join a throng of others and made it down Marymoor Park to the dog park. We loved being out in sun and soaking in some vitamin D!

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A Dock To Far

February 23rd, 2009

Atmosphere is always present in an early morning fog, and brings out the best in a rather ordinary setting. I love pictures in the fog, if you have been a follower for any length of time you will notice many of the posts here have been of scenes in fog. Today is a new tale, one that draws you to wonder, whats out there? What could it have been? How long has it been there?

Blue Lagoon?

January 30th, 2009

It seems as if this Blue Heron knew the shutter was about to close on him, as he quickly turned right before this picture, offering himself in a complete silhouette against a backdrop of the Olympic Mountains.

Wishing Waters

January 22, 2009

After a short two day reprieve, and soaking in the tremendous moment in our nation's history I was back on scene of wonderful Westlake Center. Although it was fairly empty in the early morning hours, it is normally a place of hustle and bustle and one of our many city's "hearts". I recently rain into a customer at work who commented about the tremendous views of our city and dynamic landscape of the Northwest. Even though our region is besieged by fog or clouds for many days in winter, it never ceases to astonish even the most heartened heart.

The Mysterious

January 17th, 2009

Fog has beseeched our region, if you haven't noticed, in recent days. This is a pond close to my living quarters which has seen a rise in its water level, as well as animals. I am hoping we might see some sun-breaks sometime this weekend!

Aren't You Glad You Aren't A Those Rocks

January 9th, 2009


The pummeling you or I might take during a basketball game or polo match is nothing compared to the daily beating the rocks at the bottom of Snoqualmie Falls today, a day after the rains have ceased in Western Washington. As the rains have stopped the flooding has subsided, however, that does not mean there is no large amount of water, as the thunderous falls prove.

Water 'A Risin

January 7th, 2009

In the Pacific Northwest, we are blessed with hundreds if not thousands of nature preserves and parks(top state parks in Washington State) to peruse and meander. This one (North Creek Park)is a favorite of mine not only because of its proximity, but due to its abundance of wildlife for its relative size. Ducks, geese, water fowl, beavers, and many others call this small parcel of land home, and offer an up close and stunning experience in the middle of the week.

Pathways to..........?

November 30th, 2008

A pathway can have many connotations, however they all mean something different ever person. One path might allow someone to recall a time in the park, for another it might bring a chuckle as you reminisce on a time you fell on a pathway. However, the meanings may be different to each one they still have an underlying theme, they lead us ........somewhere....

Where do pathways lead you?


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