I got there early and decided to take photos of my favorite Landmark Green Space …
this time I wanted to take pictures of nice trees scheduled for removal.
Wow. I mean I've haven't seen that much action at the Park since Snohomish County's Department of Parks & Rec. demolished all the golf course buildings.
First discovery. A Snohomish Park Ranger got his truck stuck in the water saturated ground ... followed by another Ranger attempting to rescue the stuck truck.
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| Park Ranger "B" attempting to tow Park Ranger "A" |
Then even more excitement. The Big Backhoe (which demolished all the golf course buildings) was loaded onto a flatbed and driven away.
That rig certainly has a large turning radius.
(I wonder how they fared on the steep part of 240th St.?)
Lots of rigs similar to the one with the Big Backhoe bottom-out on the road and then need a Big Tow Truck so they can escape 240th St..
What can I say? The Channel 5 (King 5) cameraman has a way cool camera and tripod.
This photo also has a decent landmark.
He's in the area of potential sport complex activity fields.
Please note - the houses seen in the top left corner are located in King County.
Bummer for them - not because they're in King Co. … it's just they're so exposed to future sports complex crowds, noise, stadium lights and, of course, wandering looky-loos.
Cameraman and his way cool camera easily records King 5 reporter Jake Whittenberg, and another person, as they walk towards the camera.
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| King 5 News Crew, Jake Whittenberg & Ken Jones |
Finally, a concerned citizen stopped by and asked, "Why does Snohomish County's Department of Parks & Rec. need to cut down so many beautiful old trees?"
Good question.
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