I was looking at this shot from my earlier post, and I decided to play with it a little...

early December, Sammamish River view from the 102nd Ave NE overpass...

"Dead Harry Tracy" - "On July 3, 1902 the fugitive Harry Tracy arrived at the Wayne area...where he took his own life in a corn field rather than be captured..."Many of the bus stops around here have old photos from Historical Bothell. This bus stop is on the roadway above the former Wayne Golf Course area, where I often walk.

While we are waiting for the new pedestrian bridge to open up across the street, one of Mr Covid's many, many interruptions in our life, my walk to the river is a little longer nowadays. Once I get there, I can choose to go West/SW along the Sammamish River trail towards the Burke-Gilman Trail, or I can walk East/SE towards Woodinville and the Bear Creek Trail... Earlier this month I chose to walk E/SE and I took some photos of a Trailer Court on the other side of the river. I always enjoy how when the leaves fall off of the bushes in Winter and I can see more things. Further along the river, where it opens up more, I noticed the large Unicorn/Dragon float thing had lost it's air. :) I'll share a photo I took of it awhile back in another post. And when I was editing just now, I was surprised to see that the two kayaks I saw are actually a wonderful and creative pontoon thing, with a sunbathing and diving platform on top?  

walking around in the early morning dark...

walking down Main Street on a cold, gray morning...

our Bothell Historical Museum in the year of Covid...

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leaves of Fall...

While I do love the colors of Fall leaves, I also love the black lines of Winter...