The roof may look a little fuzzy but this barn looks like it’s being used and cared for. It’s bigger than it looks.
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Golden oldie
I might have driven past this vintage fire truck if DH hadn’t pointed it out to me. It looks like it’s patiently waiting for some enthusiastic elbow grease and tinkering.
I amped up the color a bit to give a taste of what it might look like in an “after” stage.
Gloomy day barn
It was a grey day. I went barn hunting anyway. This is the first I found.
Country road
The road beckons.
Stump carving
You can find stump carving here and there around town but it isn’t commonly on a tree stump that’s still in the ground as this one is.
Here’s a closer look at at one of the sweet bears peeking out midway down the stump.
Mountain peekaboo
It was a grey day but it looked like the mountains wanted to have a glimpse of us mortals down in the lowlands.
Slippin’ and slidin’
Another big piece of the bluffs at Dungeness Recreation Area has taken a tumble. The bumpers you see on the right side of this shot are at the edge of a pullout road that passes this spot, bringing the bluff ledge within about five feet (1.5 m.) of the road.
There is virtually nothing beyond the right side of the post here. The sandy soil under the post is starting to crack away and you can see some daylight where the erosion has eaten under the fence on the right.
Clallam County Parks, manager of the recreation area, plans to realign trails and roads away from the bluffs. It looks like their timetables may have to be set in motion sooner than anyone wants. I wish it weren’t so. This is one of the few remaining areas with an unobstructed water view and it’s a nice place to stop.