(Fauntleroy Park, photographed by Jamie Kinney)
11:57 AM: Thanks for the photos and video! The snow just stopped, again, with more than 2″ officially on the ground, 20 hours after the first flakes, and it’s time to take a good long look before the great meltdown (already four degrees above freezing where we are). Here’s an aerial view:
(Admiral area, photographed by WSB’s Christopher Boffoli)
A view from the water, passing Alki on a ferry to Bremerton:
@westseattleblog 40 seconds of a snowy West Seattle from the 8:30 ferry to Bremerton pic.twitter.com/v8pzb7swMC
— Ravenna Blog (@RavennaBlog) December 25, 2017
(Video tweeted by Rebecca @ravennablog)
Back on land, first chance in a while for some serious snowman-building:
And contemplation of peaceful scenes, like this one in Morgan Junction:
And in North Delridge:
Along Admiral Way:
In Highland Park:
And in Seaview:
That photo was texted by Kevin, as was this:
Maybe if Al‘s cat Star knew there were “snow rats,” it wouldn’t have been such a difficult decision about going outside:
By the way, if you find (or lose) a pet today – or any other day of the year – remember that our West Seattle Lost/Found Pets page is here, and you can e-mail us info (with a photo if you have one) at ed****@*************og.com. Same address for snow photos, road info, whatever, or text 206-293-6302 … thank you!
ADDED 4:13 PM: Two more photos – the snow as it fell last night:
(Jefferson Square on Christmas Eve – photo by Ben Hutchinson)
And another snow creation:
That one arrived only with the caption: “52nd Avenue snow.” (Added 5:21 pm) We’ve since learned that’s the skull’s sculptor, Sean Devenney, in the photo.
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