Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
I teach water aerobics at the YMCA. These are my students/friends who swear that I’m trying to kill them with my workouts. But look what great shape they’re in!
This is my fellow WOW rider & friend Joanne. She personifies Sequim… Mature adults who are KIND, Friendly, FUN and love to get moving in the outdoors whether its hiking, biking, kayaking you name it. Joanne is almost two decades my senior but she still kicks my butt on our hill rides… You are my inspiration!
Besides all the lavender fields –lots of people come to see the vendors at Carrie Blake park. There are also food trucks and concerts all day.
Lots of places to sit while your significant other gets their Lavender on!
Sequim hosts a great 4th of July fireworks display at Carrie Blake Park each year. There are bands that play in the amphitheater all afternoon, with food trucks at the park, followed by fireworks. (This was from last years celebration)
This very diverse park in Sequim has a Japanese garden filled with ducks!
Ok they are REALLY cute…but unless we’re going to celebrate Christmas in July soon, they’re a little confusing.
Our WOW group continued on to the railroad bridge which is also all lit up (thanks again to the S’Klallam Tribe.) We arrived about 4:30 and the sky was all orange thanks to the setting sun. I’ve never seen it like this before. The silhouetted trees were outrageous. And the contrast of the cool lights and the warm sky breathtaking. So happy I was there WITH a camera!
This mallard was very content next to the pond at Carrie Blake.