How Many Fish?

Since I am posting this as an Odd Shot, you can probably assume that it is not as obvious as one might think.

Signs of my world

The City Daily Photo group have a theme day on the first of every month. Though I gave up my Yakima Valley Daily Photo blog almost a year ago, I enjoyed participating in these theme days. Today they are posting funny signs, and I thought I would join their world with this one picked up on our camping trip this weekend when we stopped in at the Visitor Center at Paradise.

I couldn't decide if there was a difference in the weather. Lower down in the old growth forest, there was not much difference in the 40% chance of rain and the 85% chance of rain while it was falling.

This was My World this last weekend.

Reflecting

This year has been much dryer. I don't expect tos ee this pond reflection as we pass this spot today.

James does Weekend Reflections at Newtown Daily Photo. As we are camping, I won't get a chance to sign on to the Linky.

Blue Bridge Reflection

We wandered along the Columbia River at Columbia Park in Kennewick the other day. This is the Blue Bridge. That is its name--at least the only one I have ever heard it called by. (Here's another view from a while back of the Blue Bridge--you can see that it really is blue.)

Looking the opposite way along the river we could see these Three Bridges. One of them, the Cable Bridge, we crossed on another occasion.

James sponsors Weekend Reflections at Newtown Daily Photo.

Weekend Reflection

  

Corona Light

Get it?

Corona Light?

I am so pfunny.

Weekend Reflections are not always as silly as this. You can see by checking with James at Newtown Daily Photo.

I'm still ROFLOL at how pfunny I am tonight.

Maybe it should be Corona LightLight.

And here it is reflected...

Here we are now --on the feast of Stephen--and on the other side of the mountain. Mount Rainier has a different aspect depending on which direction you see it from. And here it is reflected in the windows of the (New) Jackson Visitor Center at Paradise. the day after Christmas remained clear and sunny, though the wind came up a bit fiercely.

The real thing, reflected here in a display about the fragile meadow ecostructure. If you haven't visited Paradise recently, you are missing the wonderfully done updated displays in the new VC.

This one says it all.

Weekend Reflections are the brainchild of James from Newtown Area Daily Photo. Visit him to see who else is reflecting on the world around them today.

More from our winter visit to the mountain after the psalm tomorrow--and after we finish visiting.