Thank goodness it was low tide, otherwise the trip to Mukilteo Beach would have been pretty short. I made it as far as I did last time, but it was a lot darker. This is the light finally arriving as I headed back from the end of the beach.
Lovely bike rack.
The weather's been hot the last few days. This was the only cloud I saw.
Over at Edgewater Beach, the tide was so low, and I saw the water geoducks were spitting out. I got a Snap of that but didn't bother making a copy for Instagram since I've posted that there before.
A newly-placed Honey Bucket across from the tiny park where I leave my car means two more contest entries.
4.77 miles in 1:46, 11,158 steps, 233ft gain
It took a while to get Garrett's prescriptions filled but I'm happy to report I found the other three of the four new Lay's flavors I hadn't tried yet.
Tonight's dinner was grilled Spam sliders on King's Hawaiian bread plus macaroni salad. Good stuff.
That was an early start but worth it to avoid the heat. How high is the temperature during the day where you are?
Cooking is what's most difficult. I made pasta two nights ago which meant using two burners. We have another rolling AC in the dining room but it can barely make a dent since the kitchen and dining room are so big and airy. And that room gets so much sunlight due to the skylights.
One thing I'm really grateful for is that our neighborhood is terraced and has huge trees. To the west of us, the houses are even taller and between the tree coverage, the height of the hill, and our awnings, we have a lot less sun coming into our bedrooms than we could.