They call this the “Sinking Ship” Parking Garage. From some perspectives it does look as though it is a sinking bow, and form the other side, it looks as though it’s a giant obelisk uncovered after millennia of erosion left by some ancient civilization.
Alas, it is just a parking lot (or a carpark for you U.K. folks).
day one-hundred and forty-seven; may 27, 2010. follow the trail.
the fog and rain at rattlesnake ridge really produced some awesome atmosphere that i really needed to capture. doing so, however, left my lens less-that-dry so there may be a few ‘fuzzy’ spots on the photo above. definitely worth it though!
view the hike’s path here…
day one-hundred and forty-six; may 26, 2010. everything seems bigger up here.
a hike up to rattlesnake ledge yielded some cloudy, but awesome views form the top. you can’t see it here because of the fog, but the cliff face drops down almost 1200ft. definitely worth the hike to the top!
view the hike’s path here…
day one-hundred and forty-two; may 22, 2010. better on black.
i totally forgot to write down the name of what type of fern these were, but doing a little internet research i think they are ostrich ferns. i’ve never been brave enough to try them, but the people who have say they can be delicious!
day one-hundred and fourty; may 20, 2010. large.
view a map of the hike.
a view of carter falls through the rain-logged trees.
day one-hundred and thirty-nine; may 19, 2010. go in for a bite.
when islands want to coast,
islands want to coast,
they’ll know how,
yeah, they’ll know how.
-band of horses
day one-hundred and thirty-seven; may 17, 2010. zooooom.
the colors for sale at the farmers’ market never cease to impress. :)
day one-hundred and thirty-six; may 16, 2010. view large.
photo walking in seattle on a spring day.
day one-hundred and thirty-eight; may 18, 2010. go in for a bite.
local, organic blackberries and raspberries are absolutely delicious. so is the bokeh in this capture! :)









