Seattle Daily Photo

Seattle Daily Photo’s contribution, to the City Daily Photo theme day, is this soft cushioned chair. The pillow caught my attention.

Follow this link to view photo contributions on the theme of soft.

During our travels, from Seattle to Southern California, we enjoyed a tour of a winery. We missed the harvesting of grapes. However we saw the production steps from the crushing of the grapes to the barrel aging of the wine.

I was very impressed that Chris, the vintner at the Altisima Winery, took the time to answer our questions and even take a photo of us.

https://altisimawinery.com

Seattle Daily Photo visited San Diego during our travels.

At Balboa Park we enjoyed the sights and sounds. One of which was the Hare Krishna group enjoying the shade and singing there song.

Also we enjoyed the San Diego History Museum and the Botanical park.

As part of our Seattle Daily Photo travels series, we are sharing a photo from our arrival in Temecula valley in Southern California where we have a vacation rental in wine country.

Seattle Daily Photo is traveling and sharing photos from our trip.

We just completed our Amtrak journey from Seattle to LA.

Today we are sharing an interesting archival photo of bicycles being loaded in the luggage car.

This photo was taken during our Amtrak journey from Seattle to Las Angles. On the last portion of the journey the track hugged the Pacific Ocean. And just as we approached LA the sun set.

Seattle Daily Photo is traveling.

Today we are on Amtrak and currently passing through Oregon. Just left Portland. We are enjoying the observation car, drinking wine, and enjoying the view. Note that Mount Hood is in the background.

More photos will be attached.

We walked along the ship channel, from Lake Union to the Puget Sound, and found the Fremont dinosaur. An interesting sculpture.

I’ll go back and take another photo which includes the baby dinosaur.

A quick snap while enjoying the Japanese Gardens with the grandkids. Seattle has so many wonderful places to stroll through.

Zoom in and you will see four jets leaving this contrail. The photo was taken during a show by the blue angles.