We were up early so we could say goodbye to Aly, who was going to school, and Ken, who was going to work.
I am not a fan of goodbyes.
We sat around and visited with Jon and then it was time for us to go to the airport. What a great time we had our first time in the Pacific Northwest.
Our rent car is returned and we’re waiting for the shuttle to the airport terminal.
As we were flying out of the Seattle area, we could see Mount Ranier so clearly.
I am so pleased with these shots taken across the plane through the window opposite me.
Framed by the plane window.
So much of the time, the top of the mountain is in the clouds and can’t be seen. Not today. I consider being able to see and photograph Mount Ranier, a gift from God. Thank You so much.
Out my window, the Seattle area islands, peninsulas and bays are disappearing from view.
Meet Yong An Baker, our new friend who had the seat next to Don. We had so much fun chatting with her and guess what? She and I are now FaceBook friends! She is such a sweetie and cutie!
Yong An took this picture of Don and I with her iPhone5 and emailed it to me while we were on the plane. I love technology.
The Washington coastline.
The mountains along the coast with clouds reflecting the beautiful sunlight.
Uh oh. Smoke.
A patchwork quilt in earth tones.
I took this picture and then Yong (pronounced Young) said, “Golden Gate.” 
The Golden Gate and it’s shadow.
What a view!
Hmmm. What’s this? Alcatraz!
Alcatraz in the glow of the setting sun reflecting on the water.
I haven’t a clue.
Approaching Oakland, but not our airport where we will lay over for two hours before flying on the Phoenix. 
Descending for landing.
Back in the air after sunset. The red glow of the sun and the moon. It was an amazing site.
We landed about 9:00 PM and Mr. Dick was there to pick us up and whisk us back to the Q.
It’s nice to be back.
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