Spotted in Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle. A little bit of silliness for this Saturday.
Tag: Signage
Man with Hat-1971
This posting is a total departure from what I would normally do. In 1971 I travelled to San Francisco to visit with a friend who lived in East Oakland, across the bay. I would spend my days walking around San Francisco with my 35mm Agfa camera. These images are scanned from a small print that has spent 43 years in a photo album. You can get a sense of the year by the type of cars and dress that you see. The man with the hat is part of a bygone era. 
Geographical Confusion
Two buildings on Albina St. in NE Portland, OR.
Seattle’s Oldest Neighborhood
Walking around Georgetown, Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, recently. The day was sunny and clear so I thought it would be a good day for shadows and reflections.
Seattle & the Number 12
The number 12, in Seahawk colors, can be seen in a variety of places and forms. The number references the Seattle Seahawk fan base that support the football team. Walking around Alki Point recently I noticed the images below. Seahawk windsocks and even Seahawk duct tape was witnessed!
First Hill, Seattle, WA.
Faded ad on old Baker Linen Co. building. New condos on the right.
Perhaps……
Spotted along Alberta St.
Behind the PP Market
A few scenes outside the Pike Place Market, Seattle: dog’s eye view, break time, etc.
Fisher Flour Mill ( Con’t., still )
More vegetation in odd places,, broken windows and signage. Apparently King County Solid Waste Management Division is the current owner. On my to-do list is to find a contact inside the organization to field some of my questions.
Inside the Fisher Flour Site
The floor boards were so spongy I had to walk on the planks. When I posted this image on Flickr I referred to it as a “creepy corridor”. 
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