in a perfect world of yancies: Little Si

27 July 2010

Little Si

After a few weeks on flat land, we got an itch & so drove up to some mountains on Sunday.
Y on Little Si
Without much time or planning, we settled on Little Si, the cute little mountain next to Mount Si, just thirty or so miles outside of Seattle.

Pretty warm out, so we were happy to see that most of the trail was shaded.
Little Si Trail

Though of course the views at the top were nice too.
E on Little Si
That's Mount Si there in the background.


In other news, I've been working on this Aristotle project...
Some two thousand years before Darwin, Aristotle wrote about something that sounds an awful lot like natural selection. (It's the second paragraph of Part 8, if you follow that link. Sorry that I can't find a way to jump right to that section...)

Of course, he goes on to reject the view, but still!

Been trying to have some fun with the research process (not that it's not already fun, but you know). Last week I ended up going to the library to look at some books on Aristotle, photographing the important parts with my phone, and then reading them on the iPad:
Work
Speaking of, better get back to it. Cheers!

2 comments:

  1. Another stellar opening photo!

    How is "Si" pronounced?

    Mom D.

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  2. Thanks!

    I like the way Wikipedia puts it: "pronounced sigh."

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