Three eyes came to mind when I read this week’s challenge. One is the eye of the Fremont troll. It resides under the Aurora Bridge in Seattle.
The second is the eye of a needle.
And the third is a photo that my friend Marla took of her dog Bodhi! Who could resist a look like this?
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Beautiful picture! 🙂
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Sweet, Karuna. You know, I have known that guy was there under the bridge for years but have never seen him close up. Time for a Road Trip with my Grandsons!!
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That would be a great place to take them! Here are some more pictures: https://livinglearningandlettinggo.wordpress.com/2014/11/11/photography-101-landmark/
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Ah the monster under the bridge in seatte – what a great inspiring shot
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I had lived here for many decades before I found out it existed. It really is amazing.
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Ah we saw it on that film 10 things I hate about you… I only saw it on my third time visiting. What a great place though so unique
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That is a good word for it…. unique…… I found it when I was looking for a place to take my brother when he visited Seattle for the first time.
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Did you go to Underground Seattle? I find that place fascinating too.
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I loved Seattle the first m and second times. But struggled on the third as it felt poverty had really taken over
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That’s strange. Were you in a different part of Seattle? There is so much growth and construction going on everywhere.
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It was a good 5 years ago now and think the hostel I used to stay in lived from a beautiful converted warehouse by pikes market to the Chinatown district which was where the massacre took place and next to a train station that wasn’t very nice. So it’s more our fault for booking it…
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The troll is fantastic. Is it a permanent sand sculpture?
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The troll is made of steel rebar, wire and concrete. It is 18 feet high and weighs 13,000 pounds. In its left hand it isclutching a real Volkswagen Beetle!
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That troll is hilarious and amazing.
janet
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