Cats and Trails and Garden Tales
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Sunny and Blue at Seward Park
After a snowy weekend we enjoyed the crisp and cold but sunny weather yesterday; a perfect time to bundle up and walk through Seattle’s Seward Park on Lake Washington. We started out under brilliant blue skies, with this view of Mt. Rainier partially hidden by cloud cover.
We walked the path through the center of the park’s old growth forest,
enjoying the blossoms heralding spring.
On the other side we found the Seattle skyline standing tall above the lake.
Sometimes the bluest skies you’ve ever seen really are in Seattle. And the bluest lakes too.
~ Susanne
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Feeling the cold….
Yes, looks like even colder today, but without the sunshine!
That water does indeed look blue, Susanne. A lovely trip indeed.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks Pete. It was striking to me as our previous visits this year were under rainy or mostly cloudy skies. Quite a difference in the color of the lake when the sky is blue. 🙂
Beautiful pics! I see you have signs of spring, despite the snow? Everything still looks very dead here. Not even any green grass because it never got to grow again after the long, hot summer.
Thank you. 🌷 So many signs of spring here already. I was surprised by the snow. I doubt it will stick around for long …
The Magnificent Forest in Seward Park is one of my favorite walks in the city. Your pictures certainly represent the park well.
Thank you! I love Seward Park too! I’m glad you enjoyed the pictures!