The photos in this collection were taken on Sunday, January 2, 2005. These photos were taken in the SoDo neighborhood of Seattle.
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Left? No! Right? No! What!? I wonder how some learner drivers would deal with this.
A recently placed utility pole (as of 2012) has obscured these street signs. This oddity was found in Seattle’s Madison Valley neighborhood.
This oddity can be found on 132nd St SE (Highway 96) in Mill Creek, near Penny Creek Elementary School and Archbishop Murphy High School.
The photos in this collection were taken on Sunday, May 21, 2006. These photos were taken in Downtown Seattle from the Wells Fargo Center.
The photos in this collection were taken on November 4, 2009. These photos were taken at Pike Place Market and the Central Waterfront in Downtown Seattle.
The photos in this collection were taken on November 4, 2009. These photos were taken in Downtown Seattle.
Located in the Lake Serene neighborhood of the Picnic Point census-designated place, Lake Serene is a small lake fed by the surrounding land and is drained by Norma Creek, which runs through (and under) the Lake Serene neighborhood toward Puget Sound.
Located in the Lake Stickney census-designated place is Lake Stickney, a small lake located along Swamp Creek. Homes and docks are found along the southern, eastern, and northern shores of the lake, while the western shore is mainly marshland. Lake Stickney Drive encircles the developed areas around the lake.
Located in the Meadowdale neighborhood of Edmonds, Haines Wharf (also known as Laebugton Wharf) is a disused wharf over Browns Bay in Puget Sound which was open from 1939 to 2001. |
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