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Fog, Frost and Mountain
Sunrise on a foggy and frosty morning. Mt. Rainier in the background.
Frosty Morning
A few days ago we had some cold weather that preceded the wet streak we are currently in ( over 2″ of rain in 24 hours ). Just as the sun was rising I was able to capture a couple of the flowers on our deck.
Georgetown
This building used to be the SW Police precinct building and has served other purposes over the years. I am glad it is being taken care of.
Waste or New Art?
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?
Skinny Houses-Attached
Spotted on Capitol Hill in Seattle.
Diving Class
Diving class just off shore on Alki Dr. in West Seattle. Saturday mornings there are usually a group of divers at this location or on the other side of the point, two miles from this spot. If you click to enlarge the image you can see Mt. Baker in the center background.
Cofferdams Finished
The two cofferdams for the new bridge in South Park are finished. I am not sure if the water has been pumped out or not. Apparently the project is going to continue on during the evenings for a while.
Wild Flowers
A couple of wild flowers along the banks of the Duwamish River.
Cofferdam Wall
A section of the cofferdam built for the construction of the new South Park Bridge.
Thomas Street P-Patch
A few of the flowers out this early Saturday morning in late August. This garden is really wonderful oasis of colors and scents east of downtown Seattle on Capitol Hill.
Crane
The large crane at the site of the South Park Bridge. There are three cranes at the site at this time. This large one sits on a very large barge. Even with a wide angle lens I couldn’t get all of the barge in one shot. The yellow crane up on the old bridge in the background will give you a sense of scale.
Cofferdam
The last piece of steel is set in place in the first cofferdam for the new South Park Bridge. I guess the next step is to pump out the water from behind the steel.
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