Was a very cold week, recently. The crystals were on the side window of one of our cars. The frozen fountain was seen on Beach Drive, near Alki Point. Can you find the bunny rabbit?
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).
Puget Sound/Olympic Mountains
On a very cool Fall afternoon you can see the Olympic Mts. in the background.
Mobile?
Suspended from the ceiling this mobile does actually move or the flaps move/respond to something. I’m not sure? {For larger view click thumbnail}
Sulpture#2
Another look at the metal, spiral sculpture. I am drawn as much to the water as I am to the spiral, which is probably a composition faux pas.
Skywatch Friday.
The Space Needle as seen from the Science Center. Iconic Seattle landmark since the city hosted the World’s Fair.
Rose
A closer look at the rose.
Fountains
Not all of the fountains at the Science Center were frozen.
Metal Sculpture
Metal sculpture in the fountain/pool area of the Science Center.
Encased
Rock and cement bottom of pool encased in a layer of ice.
Seagull
The Pacific Science Center pool that was icing up last week. I don’t blame the seagull for not wanting to step in the ‘water’.
Rose with Frost
We had a cold streak last week with temps down in the upper teens. There was one blossom left on a rosebush in our garden and I noticed the frost clinging to the pedals.
Sap
What appears to be sap coming from this gaping hole in a large tree. ?????
Thomas J. Autzen House
The Thomas J. Autzen house is 10,000 sq. ft and takes up a triangular shaped block all by itself. It is arguably the most prestigious home in Portland and is currently for sale for $2.35M. The current owners have invested $.5M into renovations.
The home is hidden behind a hedge.The day I went by these two fellas were replacing window panes.
The home is hidden behind a hedge.The day I went by these two fellas were replacing window panes.
Tetherball
Along our walking path, on 30th St., is a tetherball set up on the corner. We can never pass the tetherball without spending some time playing. This is our granddaughter, Madeleine, enjoying a few moments of tetherball.
