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[meowmensteen]

I skipped walking over the Ballard Bridge last night, but I did it twice today. Here are some shots from the bridge.


This place is called "Lake Freelard". It's only half full right now, but sometimes this space fills completely up.


I did a shot similar to this one last December.


Let me find it...


Also, since I'm filling up your friends page with pictures, a shot from the thrift store for blue_aardvark:

Comments

[ghostwriter.livejournal.com]

Always fun, I love looking in every photo for little hidden secrets and details. : )

[davesmusictank.livejournal.com]

Great photos, esp. the last one.

[blue-aardvark.livejournal.com]

Dont' fall! ( Lions don't like heights, https://youtu.be/YfkzDV29WCY )

That is a fine looking cup! I really should buy some lion stickers and start sticking them on everything.

A couple mouths ago I came across a drawing of a lion drawn by what had to have been a child. All mouth and teeth and mane. I should have bought it--it captured the essence of lion. As a rule, children drawn better lions than adults.

[homunculus.livejournal.com]

nice.

[starthieving.livejournal.com]

Hey, I really like that ship shot!

[microxcuts.livejournal.com]

Taking photos of the same place in different times captures very well the ever changing nature of life.

[storm777.livejournal.com]

Wow, it has been a while since I got up to Ballard (pitfalls of living in S. King) and I'm surprised to see "Lake Freelard" is still the same. I would have thought someone would have put up a building there by now.

[meowmensteen]

Everything around there has been built up, but that part remains the same for now.

[storm777.livejournal.com]

I actually like it in some bizarre way...

[meowmensteen]

I know, I'm always fascinated every time I walk by. It makes me think of Pripyat, the city near Chernobyl. After being abandoned for so many years, nature has started to take over. Have you ever seen pictures from that city?

[storm777.livejournal.com]

I've seen a few series taken in Pripyat. I would give just about anything to go there to explore.

I've been exploring the abandoned streets near Seatac. Nothing like Pripyat--all of the structures and foundations were moved/razed--but the streets are semi-overgrown and every now and then I find a treasure, like an old greenhouse :) I usually post those to the abandonedplaces community :)