Day 149
Treefish
August 22nd, 2010
I'm walking across America.
That's the idea, at least. I'm walking westward from New York City for nine months or so. If everything goes according to plan, I'll be in Oregon when the clock runs out. If nothing goes according to plan, maybe I'll end up in Peru or Mongolia or Pennsylvania. You can read all about the details of my trip if you're so inclined.
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Here's my progress so far:
Large fish in tree…hobo captured in reflection by flag! Hi Matt!! Happy travels over the mountains and to the beach!
Or should it be The Tale of the Fish Tail?
No one…no one would have seen that picture like that but Matt…I’m just sure of it…
Matt no hat? Must be a cloudy day in seatle. Nice picture….I remember a treefish from earlier….but two many pages to go back and find it. Nice Sail Fish.
It’s pretty overcast in the area today. If he has the same weather we do here in Vancouver, WA…it’s about 67 outside right now, cloudy and threatening thunderstorms. Haven’t seen a drop of rain yet (it’s been 50+ days without measurable rain so far)…but who knows. The closer he gets to the coast, the more clouds and cool weather he’ll hit. Looks like later in the week, it will be in the mid 60’s in Rockaway. Hmmm….
I’m sure cloudy and cooler temps will be welcome to Matt, he’ll just keep on walkin’ no matter what. I hope you get some rain soon but hope it doesn’t rain on Matt for his final trek.
and i can see matt’s reflection!!!
Cool shot. Almost looks like a double exposure only this is with one shot. I see the socks on top of the rubbermaid container. Still airing those babies out eh? I noticed them before I noticed Matt, ha ha. This is just a really awesome reflection picture. One of the best so far.
Matt – You are a peeking Tom! (notice I said PEEK, not PEEP).
That is one big fish – is that a swordfish or a marlin?
Strange to see it in trees!
P.S. – Good old red, white and blue and that lamp looks 50’s era – maybe, early 60’s?
PEEK-A BOO, I see you.
Matt Flag Tree Fish