Flowers as well as groceries
Many shops here – the oldest-operating farmers market in the US
Crabs
Fresh trout – the vendors are famous for "fish-throwing"
Fish items, all cooked with Pale Ale batter
Beautiful produce
Dining al fresco
A familiar store – Sur La Table
Street was paved with bricks
Brick buildings as well
Summer flowers
The park
High rises of Seattle's downtown
Heading back
The marina near the Aquarium
International Conference Center
Cruise Terminal for NCL and Oceania
Looking towards Seattle Center & the Needle
There is the sculpture of the "head"
Clouds were darkening the skies
A welder's creation
Back to Olympic Sculpture Park
Well-used hiking and biking trail
There were rent-a-bikes along the way (needed a cell phone to use)
A resting gull
Bet we get rain soon
No chemicals used in the landscape
Tall trees
Rockrose
Cargo ship
Loading grain
Not too busy for a Saturday
Water station for people and their puppies
Can see the Ruby Princess
Yes, we most certainly enjoyed your park……thanks
Last of the blooms
We also have this flower at home in California
Angry sky
Bird feeders
The rain started slowly by now
Almost home
A wall of Virginia creeper ivy
Changing fall colors
Two ships still here
The Ruby will leave first
They were having their muster drill
Loading was about done
Heading into the Sound soon
One big ship
Sailaway From Seattle
Time for snacks and champagne (Nicolas Feuillatte) on our veranda
Famous skyline of Seattle
That was a long walk
The Eurodam left around 5pm
Saying goodbye to the Needle
Grain loading
It was raining now
Marina
A famous hillside house
So many sailboats
And yachts
Leaving Pier 91
Brilliant in the brief sunlight
Condos with a harbor view
Hillside homes
Beautiful fall colors
One cloudy sky
There goes the Ruby, but to where?
A lighthouse
Right on the point
Serves a purpose
Green trees line the hills
Good day to sail
Many boats
Green and greener
Sun was setting soon
Some color in the sky
Saying goodbye to Seattle
