A backlit fir guards the trail on the way to Guye Peak, on a separate outing than the last. I was scouting possible snowshoeing routes, and gaining familiarity with the terrain.
Guye Peak is the knob in the center; Commonwealth Basin stretches out to the left (east) of it. Cave Ridge between this vantage point leading up to Snoqualmie Mountain and the saddle separating Commonwealth Basin and Alpental.
Now, fall is underway. Trees that haven't gotten enough water are the first to turn. This maple is very yellow, while others around it still have useful green leaves.
I've spent a number of years living near the University of Washington, but only just now have attended a Huskies game. The weather was lovely, and the crowd lively.
A twilight view over the southern end of the Gangnam district of Seoul. The office tower to the left showed up as a backdrop to PSY's video. (We managed a visit without the song being inflicted upon us.)
If you've seen Lost in Translation, you'll know the Park Hyatt Tokyo. This is the bar behind the piano lounge, which is in front of an expansive view of Shinjuku.
This double-decked truss bridge brings twelve lanes of traffic across the Lake Washington Ship Canal. Those feeling suicidal should reconsider this location, as people have survived jumping into the water from the upper deck.
We drove the car onto a train to be conveyed under the Simplon Pass, through a 19km tunnel completed in 1906. I was expecting a passenger wagon and lounge, but no, one is meant to sit in darkness watching the scenery of the interior of a mountain.
Circling a ridge above the Liechtenstein capital, the Fürstenweg gives views over the Rhine for one section, pine forests for another, and pastureland for the rest. It was a spectacular midday excursion to break up the drive to Ticino.