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  1. "Awake"
    Teableau for 04/19/26

    The painting is of the tulip fields of Skagit Valley in NW Washington State; "Moonlight Tulips" by Jennifer McGill. It was chosen as the poster for the 2021 Tulip Festival.

    #Tea #Skagit #Teableau #Teapot #BlackTea #VintageChina #Figurines #ConstantComment #Bigelow #TulipFestival #Art #Painting #JenniferMcGill #Spring #Springtime

  2. "Awake"
    Teableau for 04/19/26

    The painting is of the tulip fields of Skagit Valley in NW Washington State; "Moonlight Tulips" by Jennifer McGill. It was chosen as the poster for the 2021 Tulip Festival.

    #Tea #Skagit #Teableau #Teapot #BlackTea #VintageChina #Figurines #ConstantComment #Bigelow #TulipFestival #Art #Painting #JenniferMcGill #Spring #Springtime

  3. "Awake"
    Teableau for 04/19/26

    The painting is of the tulip fields of Skagit Valley in NW Washington State; "Moonlight Tulips" by Jennifer McGill. It was chosen as the poster for the 2021 Tulip Festival.

    #Tea #Skagit #Teableau #Teapot #BlackTea #VintageChina #Figurines #ConstantComment #Bigelow #TulipFestival #Art #Painting #JenniferMcGill #Spring #Springtime

  4. "Awake"
    Teableau for 04/19/26

    The painting is of the tulip fields of Skagit Valley in NW Washington State; "Moonlight Tulips" by Jennifer McGill. It was chosen as the poster for the 2021 Tulip Festival.

    #Tea #Skagit #Teableau #Teapot #BlackTea #VintageChina #Figurines #ConstantComment #Bigelow #TulipFestival #Art #Painting #JenniferMcGill #Spring #Springtime

  5. "Awake"
    Teableau for 04/19/26

    The painting is of the tulip fields of Skagit Valley in NW Washington State; "Moonlight Tulips" by Jennifer McGill. It was chosen as the poster for the 2021 Tulip Festival.

    #Tea #Skagit #Teableau #Teapot #BlackTea #VintageChina #Figurines #ConstantComment #Bigelow #TulipFestival #Art #Painting #JenniferMcGill #Spring #Springtime

  6. @erl Grumble grumble symmetric encryption and no forward secrecy.

    But I’m working on getting more #Meshtastic devices up in #skagit north of #seattle

  7. @erl Grumble grumble symmetric encryption and no forward secrecy.

    But I’m working on getting more #Meshtastic devices up in #skagit north of #seattle

  8. @erl Grumble grumble symmetric encryption and no forward secrecy.

    But I’m working on getting more devices up in north of

  9. @erl Grumble grumble symmetric encryption and no forward secrecy.

    But I’m working on getting more #Meshtastic devices up in #skagit north of #seattle

  10. @erl Grumble grumble symmetric encryption and no forward secrecy.

    But I’m working on getting more #Meshtastic devices up in #skagit north of #seattle

  11. Hype for the Future 78M: City of Mount Vernon, Washington

    Overview The City of Mount Vernon is located on the north side of the Greater Seattle area in the Pacific Northwest to serve as the county seat of Skagit County, Washington, in the United States. The most notable feature of Mount Vernon is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival; however, as with a number of communities of similar size within the State and into Oregon, the community is also home to a number of art galleries within the general downtown area.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  12. Hype for the Future 78M: City of Mount Vernon, Washington

    Overview The City of Mount Vernon is located on the north side of the Greater Seattle area in the Pacific Northwest to serve as the county seat of Skagit County, Washington, in the United States. The most notable feature of Mount Vernon is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival; however, as with a number of communities of similar size within the State and into Oregon, the community is also home to a number of art galleries within the general downtown area.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  13. Hype for the Future 78M: City of Mount Vernon, Washington

    Overview The City of Mount Vernon is located on the north side of the Greater Seattle area in the Pacific Northwest to serve as the county seat of Skagit County, Washington, in the United States. The most notable feature of Mount Vernon is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival; however, as with a number of communities of similar size within the State and into Oregon, the community is also home to a number of art galleries within the general downtown area.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  14. Hype for the Future 78M: City of Mount Vernon, Washington

    Overview The City of Mount Vernon is located on the north side of the Greater Seattle area in the Pacific Northwest to serve as the county seat of Skagit County, Washington, in the United States. The most notable feature of Mount Vernon is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival; however, as with a number of communities of similar size within the State and into Oregon, the community is also home to a number of art galleries within the general downtown area.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  15. Hype for the Future 78M: City of Mount Vernon, Washington

    Overview The City of Mount Vernon is located on the north side of the Greater Seattle area in the Pacific Northwest to serve as the county seat of Skagit County, Washington, in the United States. The most notable feature of Mount Vernon is the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival; however, as with a number of communities of similar size within the State and into Oregon, the community is also home to a number of art galleries within the general downtown area.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  16. It’s adorable seeing NYTimes interleave conversations with folks at the #Snohomish River, right snug along the northeast of the Seattle metro, with folks along the #Skagit, up 75km north. But I guess the distance between Boston & Providence clearly isn’t worth making clear.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/11/weather

    #Cascadia #SalishSea

  17. It’s adorable seeing NYTimes interleave conversations with folks at the #Snohomish River, right snug along the northeast of the Seattle metro, with folks along the #Skagit, up 75km north. But I guess the distance between Boston & Providence clearly isn’t worth making clear.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/11/weather

    #Cascadia #SalishSea

  18. It’s adorable seeing NYTimes interleave conversations with folks at the River, right snug along the northeast of the Seattle metro, with folks along the , up 75km north. But I guess the distance between Boston & Providence clearly isn’t worth making clear.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/11/weather

  19. It’s adorable seeing NYTimes interleave conversations with folks at the #Snohomish River, right snug along the northeast of the Seattle metro, with folks along the #Skagit, up 75km north. But I guess the distance between Boston & Providence clearly isn’t worth making clear.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/11/weather

    #Cascadia #SalishSea

  20. It’s adorable seeing NYTimes interleave conversations with folks at the #Snohomish River, right snug along the northeast of the Seattle metro, with folks along the #Skagit, up 75km north. But I guess the distance between Boston & Providence clearly isn’t worth making clear.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/11/weather

    #Cascadia #SalishSea

  21. Light brown area on this map marks the 100 year flood plain for the Skagit River in Washington State. #Skagit County officials have ordered everyone in that flood plain area to evacuate. Local news estimates that is around 70,000 people.

    The red hash marks on the map are levees.

    Zoom in on the map and you will see that most of the town of Burlington has been ordered to leave.

    The river is now forecast to reach a new record high of about 38 feet at approximately 4am Friday. This at the streamgage (triangle) that is near the center of the map when it opens.

    If you click a streamgage then you will see a popup. Scroll down in that popup display for 2 links to graphs with near real time water levels. Caution! The first graph is a worst case. The second graph shows probabilities that the water will get to different levels.
    #PNW #WAwx #Seattle #Flood #SevereWX

    Open GISsurfer map:
    mappingsupport.com/p2/gissurfe

  22. Light brown area on this map marks the 100 year flood plain for the Skagit River in Washington State. #Skagit County officials have ordered everyone in that flood plain area to evacuate. Local news estimates that is around 70,000 people.

    The red hash marks on the map are levees.

    Zoom in on the map and you will see that most of the town of Burlington has been ordered to leave.

    The river is now forecast to reach a new record high of about 38 feet at approximately 4am Friday. This at the streamgage (triangle) that is near the center of the map when it opens.

    If you click a streamgage then you will see a popup. Scroll down in that popup display for 2 links to graphs with near real time water levels. Caution! The first graph is a worst case. The second graph shows probabilities that the water will get to different levels.
    #PNW #WAwx #Seattle #Flood #SevereWX

    Open GISsurfer map:
    mappingsupport.com/p2/gissurfe

  23. Light brown area on this map marks the 100 year flood plain for the Skagit River in Washington State. #Skagit County officials have ordered everyone in that flood plain area to evacuate. Local news estimates that is around 70,000 people.

    The red hash marks on the map are levees.

    Zoom in on the map and you will see that most of the town of Burlington has been ordered to leave.

    The river is now forecast to reach a new record high of about 38 feet at approximately 4am Friday. This at the streamgage (triangle) that is near the center of the map when it opens.

    If you click a streamgage then you will see a popup. Scroll down in that popup display for 2 links to graphs with near real time water levels. Caution! The first graph is a worst case. The second graph shows probabilities that the water will get to different levels.
    #PNW #WAwx #Seattle #Flood #SevereWX

    Open GISsurfer map:
    mappingsupport.com/p2/gissurfe

  24. Light brown area on this map marks the 100 year flood plain for the Skagit River in Washington State. #Skagit County officials have ordered everyone in that flood plain area to evacuate. Local news estimates that is around 70,000 people.

    The red hash marks on the map are levees.

    Zoom in on the map and you will see that most of the town of Burlington has been ordered to leave.

    The river is now forecast to reach a new record high of about 38 feet at approximately 4am Friday. This at the streamgage (triangle) that is near the center of the map when it opens.

    If you click a streamgage then you will see a popup. Scroll down in that popup display for 2 links to graphs with near real time water levels. Caution! The first graph is a worst case. The second graph shows probabilities that the water will get to different levels.
    #PNW #WAwx #Seattle #Flood #SevereWX

    Open GISsurfer map:
    mappingsupport.com/p2/gissurfe

  25. Light brown area on this map marks the 100 year flood plain for the Skagit River in Washington State. #Skagit County officials have ordered everyone in that flood plain area to evacuate. Local news estimates that is around 70,000 people.

    The red hash marks on the map are levees.

    Zoom in on the map and you will see that most of the town of Burlington has been ordered to leave.

    The river is now forecast to reach a new record high of about 38 feet at approximately 4am Friday. This at the streamgage (triangle) that is near the center of the map when it opens.

    If you click a streamgage then you will see a popup. Scroll down in that popup display for 2 links to graphs with near real time water levels. Caution! The first graph is a worst case. The second graph shows probabilities that the water will get to different levels.
    #PNW #WAwx #Seattle #Flood #SevereWX

    Open GISsurfer map:
    mappingsupport.com/p2/gissurfe

  26. If you’re in #Skagit county, you may have had trouble figuring if the flood alerts mean you need to evacuate. You need to look at skagitcounty.net/Departments/E

    And if you're in the 100-Year Flood Plain, you need to leave today.

    Here's the map: skagitcounty.net/GIS/Documents

  27. If you’re in #Skagit county, you may have had trouble figuring if the flood alerts mean you need to evacuate. You need to look at skagitcounty.net/Departments/E

    And if you're in the 100-Year Flood Plain, you need to leave today.

    Here's the map: skagitcounty.net/GIS/Documents

  28. If you’re in county, you may have had trouble figuring if the flood alerts mean you need to evacuate. You need to look at skagitcounty.net/Departments/E

    And if you're in the 100-Year Flood Plain, you need to leave today.

    Here's the map: skagitcounty.net/GIS/Documents

  29. If you’re in #Skagit county, you may have had trouble figuring if the flood alerts mean you need to evacuate. You need to look at skagitcounty.net/Departments/E

    And if you're in the 100-Year Flood Plain, you need to leave today.

    Here's the map: skagitcounty.net/GIS/Documents

  30. If you’re in #Skagit county, you may have had trouble figuring if the flood alerts mean you need to evacuate. You need to look at skagitcounty.net/Departments/E

    And if you're in the 100-Year Flood Plain, you need to leave today.

    Here's the map: skagitcounty.net/GIS/Documents

  31. Couldn't sleep and I was already planning on taking the day off, so I decided to try some bird photography on #FirIsland (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fir_Isla) in #skagit county. Fir Island usually hosts tens of thousands of snow geese every winter, plus swans and a scad of smaller birds. I saw a bunch of swans and ducks, but the geese were apparently hiding somewhere today. It's still hunting season, so I guess I don't blame them.

    The weather was somewhere between "heavily overcast" and "solid mist"; not really my favorite weather for anything, but it was a quick trip, and gave me a chance to try out a new lens. I arrived at first light and hung out in the car until it was bright enough to see, and then discovered that an owl was circling through the parking lot, presumably looking for breakfast. I managed to grab a *terrible* picture of him; it was still semi-dark and my len's IS was turned off. Oh well, I never see owls, at least I have *some* proof.

  32. Couldn't sleep and I was already planning on taking the day off, so I decided to try some bird photography on #FirIsland (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fir_Isla) in #skagit county. Fir Island usually hosts tens of thousands of snow geese every winter, plus swans and a scad of smaller birds. I saw a bunch of swans and ducks, but the geese were apparently hiding somewhere today. It's still hunting season, so I guess I don't blame them.

    The weather was somewhere between "heavily overcast" and "solid mist"; not really my favorite weather for anything, but it was a quick trip, and gave me a chance to try out a new lens. I arrived at first light and hung out in the car until it was bright enough to see, and then discovered that an owl was circling through the parking lot, presumably looking for breakfast. I managed to grab a *terrible* picture of him; it was still semi-dark and my len's IS was turned off. Oh well, I never see owls, at least I have *some* proof.