The required tourist shot

A little bit of a different angle on the same scene

The Seattle Monorail

I had the opportunity to walk along the waterfront, with the tracks alongside, and this was the first thing to come along.

One of my siblings almost ended up in this photo

The lead unit of the Amtrak train.

We don't get all that many passengers trains over here. It makes for an interesting change from freight.

Darren told me later than this former locomotive had been converted into a baggage car.

One shot of the waterfront was my attempt to add a little more variety to the afternoon's photos.

I was stuck in the back of the minivan (which had tinted windows) and noone else wanted to stop, so this was the best that I could do.

There was no way that I could shoot the power as it had disappeared behind some buildings before I could grab my camer. However, it was still possible to shoot the caboose.

We were the only ones in the bowling alley at the time. Someone was getting just a few too many strikes...

My youngest brother shows us his bowling "dance"

My sister had arrived back home last Saturday from her trip to Manitoba

One last shot to fill up the roll.