Blue Angels

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Last Saturday the Navy's Blue Angels were putting on an air show over Lake Washington. We planned on watching from I-90, which they close to cars during the show but on our way to the I-90 we found a neighborhood with a pretty good view. It's amazing what both the pilots and the aircraft can do.

 

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