Denton

This is my granddaughter’s dog, waiting patiently for their return.

The University of Washington (UW) Huskies use the Husky as their moniker. As a result my granddaughter’s dog gets lots of attention when they take home for a walk.

Their website says: Third Place Books is the deliberate and intentional creation of a community around books and the ideas inside them.

Their website link: Third Place Books.

We enjoy eating breakfast at their restaurant, browsing the books, but most of all we enjoying spending time with our granddaughters in a place they love.

Recently we received a gift from Taiwan. Our neighbors brought it back from a trip. The box contains pineapple cakes which are very tasty. The box and the carry bag are beautiful. However, what was best is how this thoughtful gift demonstrates the international nature of living in the Seattle area.

During our roadtrip we spent sometime on a beach in Carmel California . This photo shows the fog rolling in.

This photo was taken when we visited the Redwood National Park during a road trip to California. They were inspiring.

Zoom in the read the statistics on the sign.

Following is a link to the Redwood National Park.

This photo was taken on a road trip from Seattle to Carmel California. On the way we saw the National Redwood forest. We also drove the Avenue of the Giants.

In the Future of Flight gallery I was surprised to find that Boeing has an autonomous plane used for inflight refueling. The MQ-25 Stingray.

I wish I had taken this photo. Actually I did take this photo however it’s a photo of a photo so none of the credit is mine 😉

The Tulip Festival in the Skagit Valley.

We enjoyed a weekend trip to Ls Conner. We stayed in the Channel Lodge. This photo shows my wife and me enjoying the boated, water. and the weather.

Following is a link to the La Conner Channel Lodge. Following is a link to the restaurant we enjoyed: Oyster & Thistle. Following is link to RoozenGaarde where we enjoyed the Tulip Festival.

This photo was taken in Llandover Woods just a half of a mile from where we live in Shoreline. The city lives up to its name as you can see. The Puget Sound is in the background of the photo as well as the Olympic mountains. However there are a lot of trees blocking the view.