It appears Seattle City Light is doing some re-wiring.

The Log House Museum and Sowthwest Historical Society are sponsoring a fun event on Saturday, August 22, 2009 from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Park, 4503 Beach Drive SW, West Seattle.

Alan Schmitz and the Olmsted Society will give the history of the Schmitz family land that became a gem of a park on Beach Drive.  

No reservations required and of course donations are appreciated. 

I had the pleasure of hearing Alan at Me-Kwa-Mooks Park last year–he's a delight.

For more information, please call the Log House Musem at 206-938-4293.

Two landing crafts have been spied by a scurvy dog passing Emma Schmitz park without a skirmish…arghh!!  

This sub is currently north in Puget Sound.  Hat tip to my neighbor aka Cat Woman.

The Beach Drive Blog Community Forums is a great place to promote yourself.   I recommend using your profile page.  Here's what my profile currently looks like:

On the profile page, you have the ability to add links/feeds to your blog or Twitter account.  You can upload photos or videos.  If you click on the "add profile apps" link (it's under my photo above)…you'll be amazed at all the stuff you can do.

Check it out and be sure to invite fellow Beach Drive Neighbors to the community forums.  It is a "members only" site (not public) for the neighborhoods along Beach Drive.  

Beach Drive Blog (this site…where you are at now) is a public site.

Questions?  Ask!

In years past, this garden has been open on Mother's Day from noon to 5:00pm and then re-opens starting on Sunday's in June.  This amazing site is located in the backyard of 5407 37th Avenue SW, Seattle.   My Grandpa Boots worked with rocks when he was alive…but nothing quite like this! 

For more pictures, click here.

From Beach Drive neighbor, Ron Sterling:

…Attached is the latest garden art… Melvin Ducky and the Quacktones wish all a wonderful V-Day — "All we are saying is 'Give Love a Chance.'"

I did not feel the earth quake at 5:20 this morning.  But the 4.5 magnitude located by Kingston was enough to wake up my husband (who then woke me up). 

Did this morning's quake wake you?