Bremerton Marina

I was performing some inspections yesterday and snapped this shot from one of the penthouse decks.


Later in the day, the Mayor sent this picture.

Pictures from Lowell

These are some pictures that my friend Lowell, a Harborside Condominiums resident, shared with me.

Bremerton Ferry Tunnel
Bremerton's 335-slip Marina

How You See the World

C: "Hey, here comes the City inspector. Get your shit together guys!"

M: "awwww, she's nothing. I know how to sweet talk her--tell her she looks like a movie star."

C: (confused look)

M: "Just don't tell her that she looks like the Penguin from Batman Returns."

Beauty In Motion

Blogger is choking on a fatty right now. Click on the image to see intended animation:

Harborside Fountain Park

The Harborside Fountain Park is slated to open on May 5 at 10AM. During construction of the park, I got a first-hand tour of the park. When most people think of parks, the immediate thing that comes to mind is grass. You will find little to no grass at this park. Instead you'll find huge boulders, many types of tree and plant species native to the Pacific Northwest, multi-colored granite pathways, and of course the large copper water fountains. Standing in the middle of the park made me feel relaxed and isolated from the hustle and bustle of downtown--why we enjoy our parks in the first place. It's unlike any park I have visited and it will be a park truly unique to Bremerton. For more information about the park, check out the City of Bremerton's website.

View From the Boardwalk

More over here.

Quoting the Mayor

To quote the Mayor of Bremerton on the Harborside Condominiums, “The Empire State Building was built in 1 year and 45 days. How long has your project been in construction?”

The answer is approximately 352 days. Based on my own personal projections, the project will probably be completed in the neighborhood of 450 days, I hope.