Sunday, September 15, 2013
Rattlesnake Ledge & Drums
Going back to our Mach trip to the Seattle area, this photo shows where a hike was intended to lead. We didn't make it to the top because of the snow.
But the nearby visitor center had a famous drum exhibit, in which the drums are played by raindrops.
It's a quick post for Our World Tuesday.
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Great captures for the day, Al! I hope you're not being affected by the flooding!! It's looked so devastating!!! Take care, stay safe, and give Socks a pat for me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteFrom fires to flooding...sorry to hear about all of the devastation in the state. It sounds like the Colorado Springs area is doing okay - hope all is well.
Drums played by raindrops? Only in the PNW!
ReplyDeleteFascinating!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos. Happy week ahead.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. That drum beat by rain drops is unique.
ReplyDeletei'm sure i'd love the sound of the drum. i love the sound of raindrops on rooftops.
ReplyDeletePretty view of the snowy mountain and I love the drum shot. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of the raindrop drums. How clever. Often listen to the rain beating down onto a flat roof next door.
ReplyDeleteRaindrop drums - must sound lovely! Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteNeat..gets a lot of play in Seattle too~
ReplyDeleteWhat really awed me in visiting temperate countries is the sameness of vegetation in most landscape, like that first one! And your photo is really lovely, but that 2nd one's composition i love most. There are even colorful glitters on the branch.
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ReplyDeleteLike you, I love this kind of places.
Good shots, as usual.
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Great photos Al!
ReplyDeleteThat looks a like a tough and steep hike under the best of circumstances.