The final segment is the 124/24 Georgetown -> Downtown. Very lucky to catch a 24 for us, most evening trips for this route were cut during covid and haven't been reinstated

The second to last segment is the 60 from White center to Georgetown. We could have taken a faster route or stayed on the H to complete our trip, but we're not trying to speed run this. We spent some time in White Center with some friends. We had to jog for the 60, hence the picture is blurry.

We caught the H from Burien to White Center. This new rapid ride BRT route runs at 10 minute frequency, and has modern, well lit shelters along the route

Lunch was at Blossom in Renton. Some delicious vegetarian Vietnamese food.

Grabbed another 560 after getting lunch in Renton. Heading straight to Burien, decided to skip the F line and Tukwilla/Southcenter in order to get some hand pies at Australian Pie Co before they close

Stopped at Bellevue City Hall and Bellevue Square Mall. No snacks or drinks on this stop, the two coffee shops nearest the transit center were both closed

Next segment is the ST 560 from Bellevue -> Renton

This sign in Bothell has a bit of a horror movie vibe

Next segment is Bothell -> Bellevue via the ST 535. It's a double decker! We got the best seats at the front of the top deck

Bothell visits included Hillcrest Bakery, City Hall, and The Bine

It's a great hang out spot. They also have a lot of artwork for sale. I picked up this print by @clockworkart.bsky.social

The next segment is Roosevelt -> Bothell via the Sound Transit 522. The ST coaches are plush compared to KC Metro coaches.

Our Roosevelt stop is Distant Worlds Coffee House. Loading up on caffeine for what's to come

First official segment is Downtown to Roosevelt via the Sound Transit 1 line

I have the day off work and felt like going on a bus/train/transit adventure around the Seattle region. The plan is to circumnavigate Lake Washington, stopping at cities and towns along the way to eat, drink, and explore. Planning on about 8 stops and 10-12 hours total round trip

Get in nerds, it's Train Time. 7/10 it was worth seeing for the cinematography, aerial shots, train mounted shots, and high quality multi channel audio. Minus points for being what seemed to be a BNSF puff piece.

I had my thermometer on my balcony. It stopped working in the heat and required some percussive persuasion to turn back on. Lucky for me, my heat pump is able to keep up, and the metro bus I'm on now has working AC.