Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
What’s not to love Washington? Our ferry dropped us off on Whidbey Island and we found this amazing view about a half mile from the dock.
The colorful sky we had while crossing from Pt. Townsend was beginning to gray, but the frosting of the beach grasses and logs were sparkling. It was a simple landscape that was delightfully picturesque and a beautiful welcome on a bitter cold day.
Be sure to make reservations!
What better way to start a new week than with a rainbow!
Somehow rainbows seem to signal new beginnings and although I captured this one several years ago, I think it’s rather appropriate now. It signals a fresh start not only for the new week, but a new year, and a new focus.
One of these birds is not like the other….Did you guess oyster catcher? There was a fine buffet lunch served in the eel grass for all birdie friends.
This was taken at Otter Rock a very popular surfing area.
More Pelican fun in Otter Rock, Or. With the tide out, the rocks leading up to these guys were SLIPPERY. I fell several times, but as always, kept that camera in the air!
At the beach at Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast. I’ve NEVER seen so many Pelicans in one place. There were several hundred.
We’re lucky that the beaches are only an hour or so away.