
This boat turned into house sits on the street to oPint No Point Light House in Hansville.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
This boat turned into house sits on the street to oPint No Point Light House in Hansville.
Lake Chelan is less than 5 hours away, and feels like a whole different world. The climate is high dessert, but with irrigation is next to the apple producing capital of the world!
There was a beautiful sunset with moon-unfortunately due to the fires still burning in the hills.
Ok technically it’s fall now. But August and beginning September did NOT seem like summer. Today did! This is the winner of the best 60’s car at the Port Ludlow car show (She happens to be my baby…)
Port Ludlow is just 30 minutes away and has a very active marina.
The hike to the light house is over 5 miles one way–in the sand.
Your reward is this beautifull lighthouse and grounds. With benches to rest up on efore the 5 miles hike back.
I hadn’t been back to this library in 40 years. It is still stunning and demands silence like no other building on campus.
Murhut Falls in all its glory. This fall is only a 1 mile hike in on a groomed trail.
You can only see it from closer to the top unless you like scrambling down rock faces. It’s just 6 miles or so off hwy 101 but it currently has potholes that can eat your car!