Project: One photo a day (but not necessarily every day)

[bcm119]

Illilouette Gorge in Yosemite

[claritycycler]

Santa Barbara from Gibraltar Rd, Santa Cruz and Santa Rosa Islands on horizon

[open roader]

[rccardr]

Venice wall lively by Doc Mertes, on Flickr

[rwsaunders]

[SlowPokePete]

December 8, 2024 by SPP™ SlowPokePete, on Flickr

SPP

[rwsaunders]

[bigbill]

When you're married to an artist, you get Christmas cookies too pretty to eat. I eat them anyway.

[bcm119]

[rccardr]

Hydrangea blue yellow A by Doc Mertes, on Flickr

[rwsaunders]

[Clyde]

IMG_3961 by Clyde the Pointer, on Flickr

New Rhodie

[robin3mj]

Gorgeous dogs. The paws on that pup are almost adult sized already!

[rwsaunders]

[PaMtbRider]

Nice exposure with tricky lighting on the street scene above.

[johnmdesigner]

A tradition since 2000. Our 24th tree.

[bironi]

rw,
I knew that hood daily 25 years ago.
What hour was that pic taken?
Thanks.

[rwsaunders]

rw,
I knew that hood daily 25 years ago.
What hour was that pic taken?
Thanks.

Just checked…Thursday evening 9:16pm Pacific. I was walking back in the drizzle from the Westlake Light Rail station after having dinner with our daughter in Capitol Hill.

[bironi]

Thanks.
I would not likely be downtown at the hour in the winter.
If you were a native of the city, you would say, "on Capitol Hill"
I've been in Olympia for 25 years so perhaps "in" is in?
Nice pic regardless.

[rwsaunders]

“If you were a native of the city, you would say, "on Capitol Hill"
I've been in Olympia for 25 years so perhaps "in" is in?”

Sort of like George Carlin’s quote…“Evel Knievel can get on the plane, I’m getting in it.” I’ve been coming to the Emerald City for work since 1991, and one week per month since 2004 and the Winters pale in comparison from where I come from…the Summers are spectacular as you know. The area certainly has changed quite a bit in that short time, some change for the good, other changes have been a bit challenging, especially since the pandemic. No different than anywhere else for that matter, and I like the neighborhoods, the diversity of the people and of course the natural surrounds. I’ll miss the regular trips when I retire, but as our daughter works for UDub, that will give my wife and I the reason to keep in touch with the area and to make extended visits.