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!
It was cold and wintery day for a trip to anywhere, but the view from one of our ferries can make it all worthwhile. The Cascade Mountains were peeking through the clouds and the early morning sun displayed a range of color from a beautiful blue to a soft and lovely magenta.
Whenever I board the ferry, I’m always hoping for leaping orcas, humpbacks, or dolphins, but there was no whining from me on this trip…and that in itself is remarkable!
Taken from the Bainbridge Island ferry.
This outdoor installation at the Chihuly Gardens next to the Space Needle in Seattle, really popped in B&W.
This baldy was in search of yummy dungeness crab during the low tide.
Taken at Bloedel Reserve ion Bainbridge Island.