Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Last month I posted several shots of Bill’s Snow Cones after we met Bill at Fort Flagler State Park. We recently saw him in Port Townsend. You get to see him again because I hadn’t gotten a shot of this side of his mobile snow cone van. It really is quite a sight. He’d barely turned off the engine before photographers began snapping, me included.
Last week we camped at a beautiful, historic state park – Fort Flagler, on Marrowstone Island. Surrounded by other campers and a hearty dose of nature, we didn’t expect to encounter this roving van of serendipity as we walked to the beach: Bill’s Snow Cones.
He couldn’t be accused of cutting a low profile amongst the RVs, trailers, and tents.
Bill is a self-appointed snow cone goodwill ambassador. He goes where his mood and his tricked out Volkswagen van take him and he cheers the people he meets, one snow cone at a time. Gratis. Two free cherry snow cones and a raft of snow cone stories later, we walked away happy. Thank you, Bill.