Autumn in Seattle, a walk in the clouds.

October in Seattle, catch the tail of autumn and feel a different kind of relaxation. This is my second business trip to Seattle. Autumn in Seattle is in full swing. I was lucky to encounter several particularly good weather conditions and checked in at Mt. Rainier National Park, and also had a 25,000-step city walk. I have been to many cities in California, and I have also been to New York and Boston with a strong historical heritage, but Seattle, the only city with mountains, seas and lakes, can still make people find unique romance and relaxation. P[One]-P[Three]: Sunny Mt. Rainier National Park, just arrived at the foot of the mountain, a cloud of mist, can't see anything, climbed halfway, the clouds cleared, and the small fortune in my heart was hard to hide. I checked in the long-awaited Paradise Skyline Trail, saw many squirrels and marmots who were not afraid of people, and various mountain streams and colorful meadows; P[Four]: Seattle Citywalk, check in Kerry Park and Space Needle; P[Five]: Pike Public Market, check in the world's first Starbucks; P[Six]: Pier66 Pier Seaside Trail Hiking, Ferris Wheel, Cruise Ship, Seagull, and Sea Lions who come up from time to time, and those who relax in the seaside park, the perfect interaction between nature, people and animals; P[Seven]: The Sephers, Amazon headquarters; P[Eight]: Seward Park, a small park near Seattle downtown, where workers come here to walk and walk the dog after a day's work, and the relaxation is bursting. There are many attractions lying in the check-in wish, such as Olympic National Park and North Cascade National Park, looking forward to coming again next time.