
The beautiful tulips in Skagit county AND a visit to the Van Gogh experienece inspired me to edit this way.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
The beautiful tulips in Skagit county AND a visit to the Van Gogh experienece inspired me to edit this way.
All the ducks were tucking in for a warm nap in Ester Shore park.
My photography friends are always laughing at me. I carry a yoga mat or a garbage bag so I can lay on the ground to get different shots.
The Railroad Bridge gets some great decorations for winter.
It’s part of the Olympic Discovery Trail and is just a mile from Washington “main” street downtown.
The next day (Christmas) the John Wayne Marina was a winterland. Unless you really zoom in the masts of the sailboats just look like trees.
You have to be careful drving up to Hurricane Ridge in the spring as tons of baby fawns are running across the road where it’s easier to walk. Their mamas are always herding them back to tasty morsels to eat.
This was taken from the Edmonds to Kingston ferry. (About an hour from Sequim.) It provides great views of both Mt Rainier and Mt Baker on a clear day. Today you could also see Seattle in the foreground.