Bkdodger1
Well-known member
- Jun 27, 2019
- 4,836
- 4,475
- 113
Some quick pictures with my 9 Pro Fold
- Thread starter Dan_B1979
- Start date
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Well, getting ready for its next big move, I shipped the battery down to Palm Desert for a planned vacation (does one take a vacation from retirement?). The lithium battery is too powerful to fly so ground transportation. The bike will be dissembled for its maiden suitcase voyage as checked luggage.That's cool and keeps you fine tuning
But without power, I was back to my standard e-bike for yesterday's jaunt. Getting in rides between our rain storms.
Smith Cove Marina and downtown.
Sunset at 1:40 in the afternoon! I want fulltime STANDARD time or else the sun won't rise here till around 9am - obscene in my opinion.
Mt Rainier in all its glory. After all these years, I still swoon when it is out and showing its snowy flanks. And, yes, I have climbed it - many years ago. I have topped all five of our volcanoes - Rainier, Adams (twice), Baker, Glacier Peak and St Helens (before and after eruption)
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Back to MY THREAD.
Visited a gallery downtown that features glass. Then on a mostly "cloudy" day I did my walk around Discovery Park. Never can trust those weathermen...
A little pricy for a lamp
My ritual shot. Too bad it was mostly cloudy!
A little misty in the woods...
Visited a gallery downtown that features glass. Then on a mostly "cloudy" day I did my walk around Discovery Park. Never can trust those weathermen...
A little pricy for a lamp
My ritual shot. Too bad it was mostly cloudy!
A little misty in the woods...
Bkdodger1
Well-known member
- Jun 27, 2019
- 4,836
- 4,475
- 113
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Took an opportunity to visit downtown and see the entrance art at the new aquarium's new Ocean Pavilion addition. Took light rail down and wandered around trying to find the pedestrian skybridge which leads from the Pike Place Market down to the renovated waterfront and aquarium. The skybridge has ramps and stair running down about two or three stories. There are terraces and play areas, seating and small amphitheaters along the route.
Quite a murky day unlike the photos in the linked article
www.seattletimes.com
www.seattletimes.com
A few years back, I managed to acquire two salmon fabricated in glass by a native artist, Dan Friday, who designed the salmon in the entryway of the Ocean Pavilion.
Quite a murky day unlike the photos in the linked article
Seattle’s newest park opens with panoramic views, playspace
The new, elevated waterfront park opened Friday, connecting Pike Place Market, downtown neighborhoods and the waterfront.
www.seattletimes.com
Watch Seattle's newest park transform the city | Op-Ed
Seattle may be known for its lengthy processes, but we go through them to get it right –– and the transformation at our historic waterfront is a prime example.
www.seattletimes.com
A few years back, I managed to acquire two salmon fabricated in glass by a native artist, Dan Friday, who designed the salmon in the entryway of the Ocean Pavilion.
- Jan 8, 2011
- 13,062
- 7,776
- 113
I like those fish.Took an opportunity to visit downtown and see the entrance art at the new aquarium's new Ocean Pavilion addition. Took light rail down and wandered around trying to find the pedestrian skybridge which leads from the Pike Place Market down to the renovated waterfront and aquarium. The skybridge has ramps and stair running down about two or three stories. There are terraces and play areas, seating and small amphitheaters along the route.
Quite a murky day unlike the photos in the linked article
Seattle’s newest park opens with panoramic views, playspace
The new, elevated waterfront park opened Friday, connecting Pike Place Market, downtown neighborhoods and the waterfront.
Watch Seattle's newest park transform the city | Op-Ed
Seattle may be known for its lengthy processes, but we go through them to get it right –– and the transformation at our historic waterfront is a prime example.
A few years back, I managed to acquire two salmon fabricated in glass by a native artist, Dan Friday, who designed the salmon in the entryway of the Ocean Pavilion.
View attachment 367640
View attachment 367641
View attachment 367642
View attachment 367643
View attachment 367644
View attachment 367645
View attachment 367646
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
I really liked those fish.
He had a one man show at a The Museum of NorthWest Art a few years ago. I was completely mesmerized. I did not know if anything was for sale but asked. They provided his email info. I was sure someone would buy the entire wall. But I lucked out. The rest is history. The aquarium are all new salmon, I believe.
www.monamuseum.org
The two gallery shots were taken with the Pixel 3. The others just now with the Fold Pro.
My first exposure to the artist was this bear at the Schack Gallery
As you might be able to tell, I like glass art.
He had a one man show at a The Museum of NorthWest Art a few years ago. I was completely mesmerized. I did not know if anything was for sale but asked. They provided his email info. I was sure someone would buy the entire wall. But I lucked out. The rest is history. The aquarium are all new salmon, I believe.
Museum of Northwest Art
www.monamuseum.org
The two gallery shots were taken with the Pixel 3. The others just now with the Fold Pro.
My first exposure to the artist was this bear at the Schack Gallery
As you might be able to tell, I like glass art.
- Jan 8, 2011
- 13,062
- 7,776
- 113
Glass art is awesome!I really liked those fish.
He had a one man show at a The Museum of NorthWest Art a few years ago. I was completely mesmerized. I did not know if anything was for sale but asked. They provided his email info. I was sure someone would buy the entire wall. But I lucked out. The rest is history. The aquarium are all new salmon, I believe.
Museum of Northwest Art
The two gallery shots were taken with the Pixel 3. The others just now with the Fold Pro.
View attachment 367656
View attachment 367657
View attachment 367658
View attachment 367659
My first exposure to the artist was this bear at the Schack Gallery
View attachment 367660
As you might be able to tell, I like glass art.
That's great you were able to get your own fish from the artist.
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Okay, let's start by leaving Seattle for a week in the desert sun
There's a tandem in the two larger suitcases to the right and a single bike in the left suitcase. Both bikes fold for checked luggage
On the drive from Costco!
Yard art
There's a tandem in the two larger suitcases to the right and a single bike in the left suitcase. Both bikes fold for checked luggage
On the drive from Costco!
Yard art
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
The world famous, well, anyway, Ina Garten's Mocha Chocolate Cookie Cake.
You layer Chocolate Chip Cookies, Mocha Cream (Kalua, cacao power, espresso power sugar, whipping cream and mascarpone cheese and vanilla) in spring form pan. Pretty simple and extremely decadent.
You layer Chocolate Chip Cookies, Mocha Cream (Kalua, cacao power, espresso power sugar, whipping cream and mascarpone cheese and vanilla) in spring form pan. Pretty simple and extremely decadent.
winmod21
Well-known member
- Oct 22, 2012
- 1,111
- 1,040
- 113
Like I've said before, you & my wife would make excellent kitchen & cooking buddies!
As all of your prepping & cooking & baking pics look just like hers, doing the same.Seems like she must have all of Ina Garten's cookbooks, but over the last couple years... I think she's been more into Mary Berg's cookbooks, the host of 'Mary Makes It Easy' on Food Network. Of which she always records; that and of course 'The Kitchen' w/Jeffrey Zakarian, Jeff Mauro, Katie Lee and Sunny Anderson.
Last edited:
winmod21
Well-known member
- Oct 22, 2012
- 1,111
- 1,040
- 113
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Ina, if I can call her that!!!! Has a mean roast pork loin (big, not those silly small tubes!) over root vegetables including fennel bulb that is terrific.Like I've said before, you & my wife would make excellent kitchen & cooking buddies!
Seems like she must have all of Ina Garten's cookbooks, but over the last couple years... I think she's been more into Mary Berg's cookbooks, the host of 'Mary Makes It Easy' on Food Network. Of which she always records; that and of course 'The Kitchen' w/Jeffrey Zakarian, Jeff Mauro, Katie Lee and Sunny Anderson.
This cake is no bake and simple other than clean up!!!
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
No idea. If was just out the window. But I will see if LENS can figure it out but the phone is downstairs and I'm UP!
The Captain announced the view of Mt Rainier and I was sitting on the correct side of the plane but also "stuck" in a window seat. I generally go for aisle but there was none on that flight. So I lucked out.
But you reminded me that I did not post subsequent trip shots...
- Feb 22, 2015
- 917
- 701
- 93
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
I never did post the finished dessert. A dusting of cocoa powder.
And this morning. A magical kingdom
And this morning. A magical kingdom
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Back to art!
The Schack Gallery, Everett was displaying the works of two famed, local watercolor artists.
I really liked the cluttered workshop
The Schack Gallery, Everett was displaying the works of two famed, local watercolor artists.
I really liked the cluttered workshop
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
More watercolors
He does like the Deception Pass Bridge
I liked this one.
And then there was this
He does like the Deception Pass Bridge
I liked this one.
And then there was this
FF22
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2012
- 1,887
- 1,817
- 113
Back to bike riding but a short one since it was damn chilly out there but quite beautiful. Just to Sunset Park and return. Clear day. More snow is possible Thur/Fri. I think the Olympics are worthy of their National Park status.
Similar threads
Trending Posts
-
Question In your opinion, what's a good place to find app and game reviews?
- Started by ManicIowa62
- Replies: 0
-
One UI 7, and just updates in general - why consistently remove useful features??
- Started by Rev1010
- Replies: 28
-
-
-
News Android 16 is Google getting serious about foldables- Started by AC News
- Replies: 0
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram