More window shopping at Over the Fence. Birds. Shiny things. Color. What’s not to like?
Category: Downtown Sequim
Staff of life
You can find good bread at Pane d’Amore. Count on it.
Merchandising
There’s a real art to displaying stuff. I know I take it for granted until I come upon an assortment of merchandise that unexpectedly stops me in my tracks. There, like a banquet of eye candy, is an array of things that tell a story or soothe with form and color or texture.
Over the Fence generally does it well. This is the back of their store where they display outdoor items like those above. Inside is more eye candy. I usually lust after something I never though I wanted before. That’s good merchandising.
Free parking
Should you ride your bicycle into downtown Sequim there are racks like these here and there where you can park it.
Mural to be
I spied a mural in process on East Washington Street on the the building that houses Jose’s Famous Salsa restaurant. I took this shot a couple of weeks ago and haven’t been back since. It may be finished by now.
Last summer Jose’s expanded into the space next door and now has a bar. In warmer weather the front of the building can open onto al fresco seating next to the sidewalk.
Sequim Opera House
There isn’t a big opera scene in Sequim.
Oak Table Cafe
This acorn face hangs next to the Oak Table Restaurant, one of the reliably good places to have breakfast in Sequim. In addition to standard breakfast fare they offer specialties like an apple pancake that looks more like a souffle, quiche, Swedish pancakes, and blintzes. Makes me hungry just writing about it.