Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
I’ve lived in the NW so long I forget just how cool ferried are. It’s only when I have guests from inland that are mesmerized by everything that I see it fresh.
So when the boat lands- a ramp is lowered to the deck (kinda like an airport ramp docking to a plane.) THen the “walk-on” passengers can disembark while everyone who came on a car drives straight out the front.
Many of the boats at the marina in Kingston were lit up for the holidays.
This is the view from my living room..its is constantly changing. I have lived here for 6 yrs and it never gets old. Today the fog intertwined with the trees above John WAyne Marina really caught my eye.
This castaway crushed boat did not make it to Boat Haven (repair marina) in Port Townsend but instead washed up on the beach just below. Note the super crushed dinghy on the deck!
And for a very good cause-the Clallum County Hospice Program. They had proper 1&2 man sculls, kayaks, row boats, canoes, and even paddle boards for a race around Sequim Bay. You can’t see the paddle boarders because they are so far behind. One even layed down on his board. BUT they did all eventually finish and raise a lot of money in the process.
This was the view of Sequim bay from my porch.
This old boat in a Bayview Washington inlet was being consumed by the land.