Capped

I saw this from the street and couldn't pass it up. The vibrant red caps to these pipes was cool looking.
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Aging Beauty

A rather elegant older car I found in a parking lot downtown.
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SPD Patrol Cars

They were part of a very large escort for a student march through the city.
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Marginal Skatepark - B&W

For more information about this very unique and cool place, please visit marginalwayskatepark.org and donate some money to a good cause!
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Timeless

I think I like this one so much because it looks like it could have been taken in the 1920's or something. Perhaps because I used a flash.
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Waiting for Spring

Erin sitting on the steps of a gazebo in the South Seattle Community College Arboretum.
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Easy Street

This is "The Junction" in West Seattle, where California meets Alaska (streets). This is the last of the "Walk All Ways" intersections left in the Seattle area.
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Grilled Chicken and Pasta Alfredo

A meal Erin and I made a few days ago. All home-made too, except for the chicken which we bought pre-grilled from the store.
Ingredients:
- Pasta (We used Rotini, but you can use any non-noodle shape)
- Grilled Chicken (1 large breast)
- Roasted red pepper
- Baby spinach
- Homemade Alfredo sauce (super easy to do!)
- Parmesan cheese
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Arboretum Bench

This bench was found in the South Seattle Community College Arboretum. The Arboretum is on the north edge of the college campus in West Seattle.
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John Vanderslice @ The Triple Door

Last night we caught John Vanderslice at The Triple Door in Seattle. It was one of the best shows I have ever seen. The venue was amazing, the sound was perfect, and John was as funny and nice as always. St. Vincent opened and was a one-woman act. Annie is amazingly talented. All in all, one of the best shows in a long while. Thanks for everything John, see you in the fall!
PS. The picture above links to my entire Flickr set for this show. 50 pictures total!















