This little fella was singing in our garden this morning.
I think he’s happy about his fresh sugar water in his feeder for Thanksgiving!
Bike Found
November 22, 2007 by Leave a Comment
West Seattle Blog reports a mountain bike was found at the corner of Beach Drive and Oregon. For more information, click here.
Happy HOLLY-days
November 21, 2007 by Leave a Comment
One neighbors major pruning can be another neighbors holiday arrangement. The Burkholders, owners of Screamer Hats (we could all wear a Screamer Hat today–brrrr) say the neighbors are welcome to prune some holly from their downed holly tree. You’ll find this tree near the south end of Emma Schmitz Memorial Viewpoint.
Happy Thanksgiving to your family from ours!
Wow…Free Light Bulbs too!
November 21, 2007 by Leave a Comment
Free energy saving light bulbs while available at Admiral Metropolitan Market along with the re-usable grocery bags (which require a purchase of $50 or more which hard to do at Met Market). Published live from my Treo.
Mayor at Metropolitan Market
November 21, 2007 by Leave a Comment
With camera crew in tow. Valet parking is available today at Admiral Metropolitan Market to accommodate the crescendo of holiday shoppers.
Reporting live from my Treo.
US Army Corps of Engineers in Puget Sound
November 20, 2007 by 1 Comment
I’m not exactly sure what the US Army Corps of Engineers is doing in the Puget Sound right now (just south of Emma Schmitz Memorial View Point)…but it makes for some interesting photos.
Trulia Hindsight
November 19, 2007 by Leave a Comment
Trulia Hindsight is an interesting internet tool that shows you when homes where built within a specific area using pop-up color coded dots over a map.
Hooded Merganser
November 18, 2007 by 3 Comments
Mee Kwa Mooks Work Party
November 17, 2007 by Leave a Comment
EarthCorps, Seattle Parks and Recreation, MudUp and the Green Seattle Partnership are working together to keep Mee Kwa Mooks "happy and healthy" along with the Friends of Mee Kwa Mooks.
"….by removing damaging invasive plant species, planting native plants, and taking care of past forest restoration sites, we help preserve our natural areas for generations to come!"
Thank you to all of the those dedicated individuals volunteering in our Seattle weather to keep our parks enjoyable.
Would you like to roll up your sleaves and help keep a Seattle park pristine? Visit Seattle Park’s Department’s Work Party site by clicking here.
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