My wife and I went for a walk today around Seward Park, a lovely area which is on the west shore of Lake Washington, the long (22 mi.), narrow lake that borders the city of Seattle. It was beautiful, showcasing Mt. Rainier, blooming lily pads, and sunning ducks and turtles.
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