Port Angeles, 10 miles to the West, is fortunate to have “art pieces” displayed in the downtown area. It’s a wonderful treat to walk downtown, stop, and admire. I like this momma and baby whale. Although it is rare to see Orcas in our immediate area, gray whales are not uncommon….and I looked all over for a plaque naming the author. Found one…couldn’t read it. Hum, foiled again.
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I’m honored to be the first one to tell you this is a great sculpture for a spot by the sea.
Beautiful composition in the afternoon sun. It makes everything so golden. This is a spectacular sculpture.
Really beautiful!
One of my truly dreams is watching whales once in my life… Those animals freak me out… It’s a lovely sculpture, I really like the place where it is 🙂
magnifique, cette sculpture en hommage aux baleines est superbe (mais le lien internet que tu donnes ne marche pas, erreur page inexistante).
splendid, this sculpture in homage to the whales is superb (but bond Internet which you give does not go, non-existent page error).
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I just spent a very pleasurable 10 minutes looking at your photos here, and I love your area, especially the trail along the coast. The whale sculpture is in the perfect spot. We had the opportunity in Cape Cod some years ago to go whale spotting and didn’t go! We have regretted it ever since.
Wat a nice spot for this whale family! You are a great ambassador for the Sequim area – I’d love to visit!
Wonderful art piece! What a fun city to visit!
You might check with the City of Port Angeles. They should have a list of their art displays and probably the artist for each. Gret picture!
You are so lucky to see whales where you live! We saw many humpbacked (?) whales when we went in Australia, it has been a great emotion…We hope to see them again next summer in Canada.
Nice photo of the sculptures!! Are they the grey whales or sperm whales?
Fantastic sculpture. This was a nice treat today.
I like this!
This is lovely – and fabulous light.