Lake Union is a freshwater lake contained entirely within the city limits of Seattle. It's a port, a neighborhood and a playground — and we walked all the way around it yesterday.
We trekked from Westlake to Eastlake, from the Center for Wooden Boats to Gas Works Park. We crossed the Fremont Bridge and the University Bridge. We sometimes wandered off course, but always found our way back again.
The trail was a visual feast, with skyline city views, en plein air artists capturing the gas works in watercolor, boats stacked on boats, floating homes tucked away in private coves, roses blooming in pocket-handkerchief-sized gardens, even a goose and goslings.
Yes, the feet are a little sore this morning, but what a way to see the city!
