Special guest at 7:30 pm: ACC’s own Peter Stekel with a presentation on his new book “Final Flight: The Mystery of a WWII Plane Crash and the Frozen Airmen in the High Sierra”
- City of Seattle Budget Cuts – effects on Alki Community Center and Department of Neighborhoods
- Emergency Communications Drill
- Updates on WS Wayfinding Project and Board nominations
Halloween Happenings on Beach Drive
There's a slight chill in the air signally that Halloween will soon be here. We've noticed some very spooky occurrences and some neighborhood homes including mummies hanging from play-sets and an abundance of orange spiderwebs. Do you have a scary looking home this Halloween? Please send us your photos to so we can share them here (plus then you won't have to wonder who the creepy blogger is taking photos of your home). You can send an email (address in the upper right corner) or share on our Facebook Group page or the Community Forums.
You can also join in on Beach Drive Blog's virtual pumpkin carving and Halloween costume contest for Beach Drive and neighbors. Submit your photos for the contest by Saturday, October 30, 2010 to make sure they're in time to be viewed by our ghoulish judges with winners announced on Halloween.
Orcas between Blake and Vashon Island
Did You Hear the Sea Lions
I'm working from home today battling a bug (the classic cold one catches from when the kids return to school). I noticed some strange, loud barking noises while sitting at my computer.
I ran to the deck and saw what appears to be two sea lions swimming along together.
I wish I had better photos to share with you–it really was quite a sight (and sound)!
Cute Alert: Seal Pup
Wind and Rain
This morning's post about the weather is no "barking dog report" where I warn of extreme weather…but it doesn't hurt to start thinking about being prepared.
Puget Sound Marine Forecast:
…SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY IN EFFECT THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON…
TODAY…S WIND 15 TO 25 KT. WIND WAVES 2 TO 4 FT. CHANCE OF SHOWERS.
We're heading towards a low tide of 1.4 at 9:49 am and well head up to a 10.6 at 4:43 pm.
It looks like we may see sunshine tomorrow and Wednesday.
Vandals Blow Up Rubber Duckies by Lowman Beach: $1000 Reward Offered
Dr. Ron Sterling, creator of the duckie displays, is offering a reward:
"There is a $500 reward for solid information about and apprehension and charging of the perpetrator(s). The reward will be paid at the time that a detective thinks he/she has the perp in hand, so to speak…"
September 27, 2010 at 10:15 am ~ Update (via Twitter): the reward has been increased to $1,000. (The title of this post has been updated as well).
Fog Horns and Last Night’s Sunset
Last Night’s Breathtaking Sunset
More photos from last night have been added to the Beach Drive Blog's Facebook sunset photo album.
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