Six walks in 6 days

Today it was cold and rainy.

Which was perfect for me

because

I had a lot of catching up to do.

So when I needed a break, 

I decided I could take a walk

here

on my blog,

with you.

          Day 1 - Railroads and Reserve Street

                

          Day 2 - silhouettes and sidewalks          

          Day 3 - sunbeams and springtime

        
           Day 4 - graffiti and patina

             Day 5 - square pegs and tunnel vision

               Day 6 - bouncing and backlit

I see more clouds moving in...

I do love the rainy season.

enjoy.

Wallace, ID

As I finally catch up with
my Seattle trip posts,

It is rather appropriate, as March is at least trying to 

'head Out like a Lamb'...it is fun to remember 

Tuesday, March 1st...

~The Lion comes into Wallace~

It wasn't my first and it won't be my last

trip to Wallace.

History, rumors, stories and more...

oh I will be back.

The Light has come...

~Changing~

Changing Seasons

Changing minds, changing ideas

Changing lives.

Acting big, thinking small

Thinking big, acting small

...but today the Sun came out,

changing everything.

The Light has come.

and I am off to shoot a 

Wedding at a Ski Lodge!

Beautiful days indeed.

Like a walk in a garden

Living in the city,

I remember it comes with a lot of concrete, and stimulus.

These days I just visit the city life,

but when given the chance to walk through

an amazingly large, cool, quiet, serene

'garden'...

I always say yes.

a perfect way to end the day,

before heading home for pizza night!

Sure, I'll check it out...

One of the rules I try to live by is:

Never be afraid to get lost, or

take the wrong turn, because

you Never know who you may meet,

or what you may see.

Post Alley.

sure. I'm game.

ok,...

so a brewery,

from the back.

the Hugest Gum Wall

Ever!

Seriously, how, when did it all start?

Just one little piece has led to 

literally a Wall 

of thousands, and thousands of participants.

All contributing to what has become

an oddly beautiful scene.

and a sea of crying babies

Oh!...

Did you mean that Post Alley?

I don't know,...

somehow I feel like I got the cooler version

of Post Alley.

1907-What were You doing?

Well the citizens of Seattle

were venturing into 

Pikes Place Market

for the first time!

It is not the first time I have visited,

and in my 10 year absence,

it has retained all of the 

fun, charm, and beauty that I remember.

home of the first Starbuck's too...

so much more to see and experience,

definitely worth the visit.