Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Hurricane Ridge on a spectacular winter day…
When a Facebook friend posted video of snow at her house yesterday, I was surprised that we didn’t see it as well. With our temps well into the 30’s I dread that it won’t be long until we’re shoveling the driveway – but I delight in the chance to capture the amazing snowboarders who turned this hillside into such a calligraphic expression of joy!
Once you fall in love with horses, there’s no going back.
Although one of the most frightening but also funny (afterwards) experiences of my life involved riding one, I now use my camera to express my love for them.
This particular beauty was being unloaded from a trailer parked at the Dungeness Recreation Area one day. Her owner was quite proud of her, and rightly so. Not only was she beautiful, but gentle, well cared for, and more than happy to transport her rider along the numerous trails that traverse the park.
And her owner, was careful to pick up after her, a trait I see with every horse owner I’ve met, and to keep the trail and the park a welcoming natural area for all who visit.
This is the Japanese Garden part of the park. It’s extra pretty when the heather are blooming.
This was at the gardens.
Taken just before sunset.
My husband and I with friends showing off our cars in Hansville (just north of Kingston). It’s been a BEAUTIFUL summer with temperatures in the 80s
Besides all the lavender fields –lots of people come to see the vendors at Carrie Blake park. There are also food trucks and concerts all day.
Lots of places to sit while your significant other gets their Lavender on!
