Wildlife Wednesday: The Serengeti’s biggest gardeners.
Author: Colleen Bittner
Maybe if we just add plants we wont have to move it…
Sequim has long been a farming community. You will find many old trucks and farm equipment now incorporated into the landscape. In enjoy the creativity.
This one is on the last road to the Railroad bridge park.
This is how you kiss WITHOUT snot….
Happy Valley Alpaca Ranch in Sequim graciously let my friends and I come “play” with their furry friends. The introduction came with a WARNING…a couple of these guys like to spit….alot.
I did manage to get all my shots sans spit/snot–woot woot!
Jabba the Hawk?
We LOVE our Seahawks (both the bird and especially the football team)! This yard ornament in Sequim really caught my eye.
Fence with me…
Sequim has no shortage of cool, unique fences. This is one of my favorites.
Moab Canyonlands
We made it to the top of some tricky hills in our jeeps during a rain storm. This is what we saw when we arrived. We took some fun shots and then B-lined it down to TRY and beat the flash floods. Let’s just say it was a very exciting trip back to Moab.
Harvest Moon over Sequim Bay
I woke up very early to see the moon still casting its reflection on Sequim Bay. Who needs sleep when there’s a good shot in front of you.
You can sleep when you’re dead right?