The first day of fall was Saturday, September 22nd. Summer is officially over. It seemed like a good time to finish a blog post begun in June, but never completed. September is the third driest in the year in Seattle. While it is a month characterized by mostly sunny skies and temperatures around 70 degrees one can still feel that touch of fall in the air and now it is officially here.
June 2nd was a good day for a late spring stroll from around the prominence on which the Alki Point Lighthouse stands. Starting at Beach Drive SW on the west, around Alki Point to Alki Avenue, it was a good day to take in the blue skies, Olympic Mountains, Mount Rainier, low tide explorers - human and otherwise - shipping and the Space Needle. This year, summer seemed to start a little earlier. It didn't wait until after Independence Day to make its' showing as locals are accustomed. See you next year!
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