I was waiting for a friend to arrive and looking for something to photograph. The light on these ferns caught my eye.
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Peninsula College
Located in Port angeles with brances in Forks, Neah Bay, Port Townsend, and on a limited basis in Sequim, Peninsula Community Collegebegins it’s Fall quarter today. Currently they provide a two year degree program and technical program to those interested in pursuing an education. A four year degree program will be offered in 2007. I have the honor and privilege to teach for the PCC in the English as a Second Language department at the Sequim site. I will also be transistioning into ABE/GED this year. Lots of fun challenges. This is a picture of the clock tower on the recently completed Student Services building. Not very impressive by old school standards, but pretty darn nice for a young community college.
A Sure Sign of Fall
Here in Sequim, pumpkins of assorted sizes, shapes and colors are starting to show up in stores. I was particularly struck by the shade of these when I ran across them today at the local country store, Sunny Farms. Locals shop here for the freshest veggies, fruits, and meat. I like the way the people in the deli take care of me. Occasionally I will have quilters come and stay for a weekend. I call their sandwich orders in and then go and pick them up in about 30 minutes. My guests love them…no fuss, no muss. Their soups are excellent, also.
Vancouver Island
If the house hadn’t been in the way, you could have seen all the way to Vancouver Island. I was on the campus of our Community College in neighboring Port Angeles today and was struck by this view as I got out of my car. Living in Sequim, we are only 17 miles from Victoria as the crow flies. I go there every time I can afford it.
Downtown Bus Stop
A few years ago, this really cool bus stop was built in front of the True Value/Co Op in downtown Sequim. The rock was taken from the road work that was done when the by pass was built. At that time there was concern that downtown might dry up and blow away. it didn’t happen. Some of us think the traffic is almost as bad as it was before the by pass went in.
Barns of the Dungeness Valley
Many are falling down, but this beauty is a working barn on a working farm. Located at the intersection of Kitchen-Dick and Old Highway 101, it always gives me a thrill to see it change with the seasons. If you aren’t sure how a barn does that…then you didn’t grow up on a farm.
Can’t You Just Imagine
Sitting in one of those lawn chairs with your shades on and a nice latte watching the world go by? Over the Fence is a premier garden shop in our area. If you are looking for the different and unusual, this is the place to come.