We were in Port Angeles not long ago. Walking at the waterfront I came across the rock, above, on the sidewalk.
Later I found these rocks on the edge of a cement planter.
Then came this one nestled on a sculpture.
Finally, I found this.
Category: Port Angeles
Theme Day: Shop Window
The window of Port Book and News in Port Angeles suggested itself for this month’s City Daily Photo theme of “Shop Window.” I liked the holiday tree made from books. Although daylight precluded seeing twinkling holiday lights I liked the reflection of a nearby building.
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It’s back!
This oil drilling rig, Polar Pioneer, was parked in the Port Angeles harbor last April as it was outfitted in anticipation of a trip to the Arctic. Its subsequent visit to Seattle prior to its embarkation generated protests. By summer’s end its owner Royal Dutch Shell announced disappointment with its oil exploration efforts and subsequently abandoned the venture. Polar Pioneer is now back in the Port Angeles harbor to offload equipment and supplies. It’s expected to stay for perhaps a month or longer and its future destination has not been announced.
Stacks against the sky
One of the larger industrial presences around here is Nippon Paper located in Port Angeles. This was one of those un-springlike days we’ve had recently, highlighted by gale force winds.
Would you?
I don’t think I’d drive around in something like this. How about you?
Waterfront art
Children’s artwork decorates some of the waterfront in Port Angeles.
Color on the water
Marker buoys differentiate fishing gear underwater.