I took this photo on a foggy January day at Log Boom Park. Posted for Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge with an open topic this week.
parks
Two Online Map Tools for Park Lovers
I’ve mentioned in previews that I’m not very good at guessing distances for park walking paths. My method consists solely of visualizing my junior high’s quarter-mile running track, and then trying to decide if a path I walked is longer or shorter than going around the track. I think we can all agree this is an unreliable method for judging distance.
Seattle: Magnuson Park Pt. 4 – The Wetlands
Type
Destination
Location
Sand Point in NE Seattle
Special Features
Ponds
Walking paths
Birds, dragonflies, and wildflowers
Bicycle Sundays
Have you ever wanted to take a scenic walk or bike ride on a Seattle street without having to dodge vehicle traffic? Then Bicycle Sundays are for you.
From May through September, Lake Washington Boulevard becomes a promenade on select Sundays. The road is closed to motorized traffic from 10 am to 6 pm. You can saunter, jog, run, skate, or cycle along the lake between Mount Baker Beach and Seward Park. Take the family. Take a picnic. See two Seattle parks in one recreational outing.
Park Preview 