David A.: I have been told that the cistern capacity is 8000 gallons.

David A.: Beehives at the P-patch. Their website says these hives on produce eighty pounds of honey a year.

David A.: This P-patch has a really cool cistern that is fed by nearby roofs.

David A.: It looks like the topiary dinosaurs are going away.

David A.: Back door entrance.

David A.: I think this bridge gets me more than my fair share.

David A.: Spring isn't as far as it seems.

David A.: Sphere.

David A.: Techno camouflage. Technoflage.

David A.: Urban staircase.

David A.: Fancy slide.

David A.: Beautiful landscape in front of O'Asian.

David A.: They are opening a location in Seattle! http://bit.ly/11GY8uT

David A.: Interesting timing. Sea plane in lens flare.

David A.: Bagels.

David A.: I love the baba ghanoush from here.

David A.: Hi, Jean. Thanks for pointing that out! Does it look better now?

David A.: The airfield.

David A.: Painted banner on the #chocolate factory.

David A.: Tiny dinosaurs!

David A.: I first saw these #bouncy-horses at the Children's Museum. They are really cool.

David A.: The Wash Spot building.

David A.: An open area in the park.

David A.: The dog park borders the Sammamish River (seen here, higher than normal). The park has a few places that open to the river for dogs to go swimming.

David A.: It's inside the QFC.

David A.: A nice little raised bed garden.

David A.: This #urbanfarm is a fun place to visit. We came here because one of Redmond's recommended salmon viewing sites is here, but we found the farm to be very interesting. They have chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees on site. I believe livestock can be purchased. They also sell eggs from their chickens. The store sells a lot of urban farming supplies, including chicken coops and greenhouses. We also saw a playhouse for children for sale in the back. There's some cool decorations around and in the store. The whole experience almost makes me want to become an urban farmer.

David A.: Sign at the entrance of one of the trailheads.

David A.: A quiet day at the watershed preserve. #hiking #horsebackriding #mountainbiking

David A.: #bookstore

David A.: Nice looking bike shop.

David A.: Dry cleaner near University Village.

David A.: Etched #aluminum #bowl near the Rooftop Café on the eighth floor. "Spring Rain" by Louise Rauh. #art

David A.: "IBEX Blue Bowl" by David Levi. On the fourth floor at Elevator "F". #art #glass #bowl

David A.: The Iowa Bicycle Coalition is an advocacy group working to establish safe bicycle infrastructure throughout Iowa. This is the Coalition's office.

David A.: Another look at the bike maintenance station with the tools visible.

David A.: A hanging bike rack.

David A.: It's not huge inside, but I am sure it is a very nice shop to have nearby when spending time in the hospital.

David A.: Huge and fun #playground in the pedestrian mall.

David A.: They have outdoor seating in the front and on the side. #outdoordining

David A.: This is a nice place with modest indoor seating, pretty good food, and a full bar.

David A.: Waning crescent moon and Venus (to the left of the moon, a little hard to see in the photo) above the roof. Viewed from the Rooftop Café. That roof is the helicopter pad.

David A.: Boyd Tower viewed from the Rooftop Café patio shortly before sunrise.

David A.: A couple of the many sunflowers here right now. That's the moon just above the flowers.

David A.: One of Kirkland's public moorages. It's nice to walk around here.

David A.: @matt I was recently discussing that with someone else and totally agree. I think it makes some sense to have a station near the stadium, but the line needs to be quickly extended to somewhere that will serve people daily in a convenient location.

David A.: Unlike most frozen yogurt places, Red Mango's product (at least the original flavor) actually tastes like yogurt that is frozen. How novel! I appreciate that. #froyo

David A.: It's not a problem spot, but when its span opens it causes problems. I think pedestrians can have a lot more fun here.