Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Sequim was/ is a farming community. Good soil, good irrigation (thus the irrigation festival) and mild weather–all good for growing. So many of the smaller gentleman’s farms have interesting yard “art”.
This is on the way to the entrance to the Audubon Center at Railroad Bridge Park.
I have been so blessed to be able to travel around the world, experience different cultures, meet new friends, AND be able to share my photos with you all.
This is a private slot canyon in Paige Arizona. They are amazing to see. We had to wait several days due to rain which makes these canyos treacherous. You could see the wae and debris line about 12 feet up the sides.
Gibbs lake is always changing, but I love getting reflections of fall foliage. This year the lilypads were still there.
I just loved these backlit fungi with their ribs highlighted.
This lil waterfall of fungi was pouring over the edge of this log.
Thank goodness for the articulating screen so I didn’t have to do my usual lay on the ground to get the shot…It had been raining really hard!
This is an iconic place. But like the Grand Canyon it’s even more amazing in person. We were there during a monsoonal 4 day storm. But it broke long enough to get some great shots with crazy skies.
I had to lay on my belly and crawl to the edge so I could show you the edge!