Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
One more or less gets used to overcast skies living in the Pacific Northwest. But when the big, bright, cottony clouds dance along on a clear blue sunny day it’s not shrugged off. It poured the day before this shot. It froze overnight. And then the day paraded this. This sort of day pulls people out of their homes, onto trails, and nearly everyone has a big smile on his or her face.
We had some spectacular clouds last Sunday. Though they often morph from one form to another, these cumulus clouds stayed fluffy and beautiful virtually all day.
Here’s the chilly, nearly full moon in Sequim last night.
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I love looking at the sky. I find having the broad vistas here deeply satisfying.
The Olympic Mountains took on a misty mood between storms recently, a relief in shades of deepening blue. This was taken just before the snow level began creeping closer to sea level.
Not quite close enough to that mailbox for a pot of gold. I checked.
Two men fit in a last minute boat ride before sunset on a bitterly cold autumn day.