It wasn’t my intention to do two photo-heavy blog entries in a row, but I ended up spending most of the afternoon with the Seattle Flickrite Meetup Group at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park, about half an hour’s drive north of Seattle, and wanted to post some of my better results. As in the last post, I’ll [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Ocean’
Photography at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park
Posted in Life, tagged Mountains, Ocean, Photos, Seattle on February 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Here to Florida and Back
Posted in Travel, tagged Driving, Family, Florida, Ocean, Road Trip on May 16, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Last weekend I took a road trip to Jacksonville, Florida (driving time: 8 hours) to spend a few days with my Dad, who moved there earlier this year. The purpose of the trip was many fold: to see family, to take some time off work, to see part of Florida that I had never seen, [...]
Getting my Feet Wet
Posted in Travel, tagged Backpacking, Camping, Ocean, Photos on January 30, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Two weeks ago I dusted off my backpacking gear, which has sat unused for over a year, and went backpacking on Shackleford Banks, a little island on the southern edge of North Carolina’s Outer Banks. It’s only about nine miles long by half a mile wide (if that), but it’s a cool little island. Among [...]
Fun With Unused Vacation Time
Posted in Life, Travel, Writing, tagged NaNoWriMo, Ocean, Photos, Road Trip on December 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I hope everyone had/is having a good Christmas Break. If you’re in the latter category, I fart in your general direction. Actually… I can’t complain. Despite my Australia trip earlier this year, I had a lot of vacation time leftover at work, so I took the entire week of Christmas off. I’m just bitter today; [...]
Australia Day 3- Manly Blog Entry
Posted in Travel, tagged Australia, Manly, Ocean, Sydney, Walking on September 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Manly is a section of Sydney north of the harbor, stretching from well inland to where the harbor empties into the Pacific Ocean, and let me state for the record that it’s a great name for a place. I wanted to take pictures of me flexing my arms in front of every sign I saw. [...]


