What would an urban trail be without scribblings and doodlings on most overpasses ( or flat surfaces in general )? Perhaps visually more appealing.
Category: Seattle
Wild Bunny
Have spotted quite a few wild rabbits along both the Green River and Interurban Trails.
Three that like to Fish
These images were shot from a long distance along the Green River. The adult and child were fishing right below the eagle’s nest, at a bend in the river.
Abandoned, along the Green River Trail
This cement column used to support something large, but now sits alone adjacent to the river. The building below appears to have sat unused for quite some time.
Green River Whirlpool
At a bend in the Green River these little whirlpools would form and dissipate within seconds.
Roses on the Trail
A couple of colorful roses along the Green River Trail. A nice visual relief from the graffiti.
More from the Green River Trail
Of course, what would any urban trail be without graffiti and generally poorly placed street art? The pilings in the second photo are from days gone by when there was a lot of river traffic and commerce.
Trio of Tiger Lillies
A few or the Tiger Lillies that I enjoy from my garden.
Odd Color Tones
The view of the pedestrian bridge is from inside an elevator that had green tinted glass. The second image caught my attention as the cloud formation seemed ominous.
Day Lilly
Blossom looking like fire.
Grain Terminal
Along the waterfront in Seattle.
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