Photo Time!

[bjarvis]

If bjarvis was travelling, then bjarvis was being incredibly shallow and probably armed with a camera.

Click for some of the hotter specimens encountered in our recent Seattle trip. (rlegters, tdjohnsn, cuyahogarvr and kent4str already occupy a special place in my heart so I'm sure they'll forgive me for not including them in this list... they all appear in prior hottie postings anyway. :-))

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	Alex Seattle, 2007-10-27
	Dan Seattle, 2007-10-27
	Frank Seattle, 2007-10-26
	Anonymous Hottie #1 Seattle, 2007-10-26
	Lockmaster Seattle, 2007-10-26
	Anonymous hottie #2 Seattle, 2007-10-26
	Anonymous hottie #3 Seattle, 2007-10-26

Comments

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

On our first afternoon in Seattle, we went to the locks in Ballard, WA; there's a salmon run there and the coho were heading upstream.

[trawnapanda.livejournal.com]

but these salmon are underwater (not jumping up a fish ladder) ... were you IN the locks?

I'm SO confused

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

Sections of the ladder and lock were incorporated into an observation & educational area so we could see the fish make their way upstream from behind glass.

What the photos doesn't show is scale: those fish were huge! While we were watching the salmon, a toddler of perhaps 2 years of age pressed against the glass, completely agog about these fish. I felt like picking up the kid and holding him horizontally against the glass so you could see that the fish was *bigger* than the kid.

When he became a little fussy later, I considered using him as bait for the fish, but that's another story.