Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
The only way in and out of this wonderful wildlife area is by float plane. It gets interesting because the weather literally changes every few hours. So its very possible they can drop you off and NOT be able to pick you up due to fog/snow/incoming storm….
And remember everywhere we looked there were bears on the shore….We had to cut a few days short due to possible weather, but at least we didn’t have to spend the night with our furry models….
On the other side of Hwy 101 from the Jamestown village is the Tribal’s Elder center. It is also all lit up for Christmas. My Woman on Wheels group had a great Xmas dinner and then went light watching around Sequim.
This is also on the south side.
It was a BIG BUCKET LIST item for me to swim with and capture a sea turtle. Not bad for a lil underwater TG-6 camera!
I just love Washington coasts rugged beaches.
This beach is long and wide open. It’s trees are all windswept since there is nothing blocking the steady winds.
I didn’t think it was possible but the tribe added more lights this year to their already spectacular display on Sequim Bay. I took a long exposure to capture car’s light trails.
This area is simply stunning. If you ever can go there…GO