Not only do they have everything you need to make birds in your yard very happy, their garden is lovely. It is a great place to stop and have a cup of coffee.
Author: lavenderlady
For Sale
This sign was on the chairs in the thumbnail. Interesting concept. More Wildbird tomorrow.
A New Family
I’ve made a concerted effort to feed the birds this summer. As of late I have been treated to watching this family visit the bird feeder at least once a day. Poppa quail is always on alert.
Don't Wait
Technically this photo is not in Sequim…it is East in Discovery Bay. As I have driven by I would have a glimpse of an old building with part of a pier overlooking the bay. I always thought…stop and take a picture! This week when I finally stopped, I was disapointed to find it had almost collapsed. Moral…don’t wait.
Purple Bedstead
Just in case you ever wondered what to do with an old metal bedstead.
Chains
Unlike my little operation, The lavender farms have ingenious but simple methods to dry the lavender. These chains are suspended from the ceiling of the barn at Angel Farm. As you can see in the thumbnail, bundles are then hung to dry and fans are turned in to circulate the air. This helps prevent mold and mildew. They made a perfect backdrop for a visitor showing off her new lavender wreath.
Volunteers Make It Happen
This smiling lady was a volunteer at Angel Farm. They had a French Theme with food from Cest si Bon. As you can tell by her shirt, she belongs to Soroptomist International. It takes a lot of volunteers to make the festival happen. I have posted other Lavender pictures on an additonal page (under the picture on the right). By Wednesday I promise to move on to something else.