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More Steel Bridge
Above, Skywatch Friday, railroad ties and what looks like a former homeless camp. I finished packing and had a couple hours to spare before our flight to NY/JFK so I thought I would post at least once more.
Skywatch Friday
Vapor Trail or perhaps ‘Vapour Trail’, by Ride.
Bird on a Wire/Skywatch Friday
Skywatch Friday.
From the Staten Island Ferry
Looking back at lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge from the Staten Island Ferry. There was quite a crowd of people standing on the aft end of the ferry taking pictures. I thought I had a good spot to shoot from, but was soon overrun by camera-clutching tourists pushing me around as everyone jockeyed around for that ‘perfect spot’. A bit crazy, but riding the ferry is a good way to see lower Manhattan and the east channel, downtown Brooklyn, etc.
Tour Boat and Dog
Dogs are not allowed on this beach, leashed or not. Some dog owners need to pay attention to the posted signs and perhaps even follow the instructions.
Skywatch Friday.
The Space Needle as seen from the Science Center. Iconic Seattle landmark since the city hosted the World’s Fair.
Skywatch Friday
Although I am not a formal member of the Skywatch Friday group I thought I would post this anyway. 
Green Lake Bathhouse
Green Lake Playhouse from across the lake. This is a really small theatre that is a fun venue to watch plays.
Pacific Ocean North of Columbia River
Shot using my Minolta X-700 and scanned into PC. Standing next to North Head Lighthouse looking northward up the Pacific Coast.
Between
Street sign denoting the location of many of the previous posts. The other image is of Puget Sound as seen between two buildings.
Hydrangea
It seemed a bit odd to me to find an hydrangea plant still in bloom while the majority of plants, trees, etc in the area have transitioned to their Fall state.
Duckabush River Estuary
Shot with Minolta X-700 and scanned into PC. This is the marshland adjacent to the mouth of the Duckabush River on Hood Canal in Washington State.
