A rock along the Duwamish River seemed to be partially shrunk-wrapped. I was not sure whether to view it as waste or art. Any ideas?
Author: Fred King
Seventy four year old photographer, cancer survivor living in Seattle, WA. Currently under going Chemotherapy and soon to start one year of Immunotherapy. Update: 24 Aug 2025: Ten months of immunotherapy completed. ☑️ Now will continue immunotherapy "indefinitely" ( as of October 2025).
Footwatch Friday # Two
This is my second submission ( The big toe of the subject is not totally visible. You will have to take my word for it that the subject has also raised his/her big toe to signify #2). I have a sense this theme is not catching on as fast as I had thought.
Next to the Duwamish River
Even next to the Duwamish River, which is a Super Fund Site, something pretty can come alive and blossom. The rose-bush this rose is on is about 20 feet from the banks of the Duwamish River, which is not as nasty looking as the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, but may come a close second.
Related articles
- EPA Offers Duwamish River Cleanup Options (indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com)
- Early cleanup of Seattle’s only river moving ahead (seattletimes.nwsource.com)
- “Native Americans Live Here” (slog.thestranger.com)
Columbia River
Columbia River near Multnomah Falls.
Skinny Houses-Attached
Spotted on Capitol Hill in Seattle.
Cat on a Blue Wheely Bin
While taking photos of the South Park Bridge project there was a cat keeping an eye on me a few yards away.
Catching the Morning Sun
Sparrow warming itself in the grasses at Tanner Springs Park.
Blue Bottles
Like the house on Beach Dr. on Alki Point in Seattle, this home owner in NE Portland seems to share the same taste in garden decor.
