Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
The Humane Society has moved into new quarters on Old Olympic Highway in Port Angeles. They provide a cute welcome with this mailbox.
There’s a new building on the property called the “Bark House” for dogs.
“Kitty City” houses the cats.
And there’s an office where you can take care of the necessities for adopting a new friend.
Sequim has an informal dining district at Washington Street and Seventh Avenue.
At the corner you can turn in most directions and have a choice of menus, all fast.
Get happy with your meals here.
Then, if you’re not so pleased with the choices you made, here’s what’s on the fourth corner, right within walking distance.
There used to be a restaurant called “Flippers” on Highway 101. It was open when we moved to Sequim seven years ago, but not regularly. At some point it closed.
We never tried the place. It seemed tired somehow. We weren’t surprised when it shut down.
So…I wonder if leaving Santa so many cookies is such a good idea…
This is where our dog kicks back when his people have to leave him behind: Dungeness Ranch Pet Resort. He’s more than happy to come here. He heads out the door to the fenced play area without even looking over his shoulder to say goodbye.
Our dog is a social character. His favorite boarding spot in California called him their frat boy. Party, party, party. He always comes home tired and happy.
There are a handful of picnic sites that overlook Sequim Bay at the John Wayne Marina. The day I was there last week it was mighty quiet. The temperature was barely above freezing all day.
How to make sure everyone wears a life preserver when boating? Lend them for free. These are at the John Wayne Marina. I haven’t seen anything like this before.