These are the Cascade Mountains as viewed from the park across the street that I snapped a few weeks ago (a little blurry but very cool) :




A few days later, I caught up with my buddy Josh:

We made our way to the top of the Columbia Tower and took in the bird's eye view. Downtown Seattle to the north (top left). The Cascade Mountains as a backdrop to Lake Washington to the east (top right). Mt. Rainier and I-5 to the south (bottom left). The Olympic Mountains and the Puget Sound to the west (bottom right):




We are a little bit off the beaten path and it's very unlikely any of you will be in the neighborhood "just because", so hopefully I've made at least a few of you jealous enough to visit sometime soon.

1 comment:
I will come and visit sometime soon, because I'm a relative (your mom) and need free room and board. And you can't stop me. I love Seattle!
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