9July2026 - FB is pretty much on my rear view mirror now, except for "Following" other photographers and artists/craftspersons. I also check my FB Memories most mornings since I've been so bad at organizing and saving my photos. 27Jun2025 - This is turning into a journal/journey-down-memory-lane thing. I'm looking through my old photo albums, and at the same time, other memories and thoughts are popping up in my mind. This is what old(er) people do, yes? 9May2025 - I decided to leave FB, and just share my photos etc here. Thank you to the special people who check in here...October2025 - I'm back... (7Dec2022 - crlazlo meanderings 2 is now 2.1 - I will continue to use it as a preview/workspace for my FB posts, but I will also start organizing the many photos from my retirement years, and also start a journal/memories thing. That's the plan anyway.)

Saturday, October 24, 2020

    ps - that's NOT a Maga hat! It's a Bothell WA cap :)
Coulon Park walk #2: Coulon Park has a path going from the Boeing Factory in Renton, North along Lake Washington for 3.8 miles. Nice walk. I enjoy my Trees photo walks, but Urban walks give me more interesting shots sometimes. The last photo is a tent for outside dining at restaurant along the waterfront. I liked the heavy duty clear plastic where you can see the tables and chairs...

















Friday, October 23, 2020

 



My brothers and I walked in Renton's Coulon Pk yesterday morning, along Lk Washington. The Fall colors are here...















Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Monday, October 19, 2020

Sunday, October 18, 2020

Lines, color, and chrome... I didn't get to go to any Classic Car Shows this year. I found these in an old folder, and did some re-editing.















Saturday, October 17, 2020




The Monorail in Seattle. I like looking At and Through windows. The Gif shows the Monorail leaving Seattle Center for downtown, and going through the Museum of Pop Culture.








Friday, October 16, 2020

Nice walk yesterday morning, out towards the UW Bothell Campus along the Sammamish River Trail. It takes around 21 minutes to walk from the Sammamish River Park to a small wetlands area there.