Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
I may get caught in the rain but breaks like this make the walk worth the risk.
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Message to City Daily Photo bloggers: The photo challenge for February 1st is If you had to leave forever the city from which you usually post, what would you miss most?
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Sometimes I drive myself crazy. And I do it especially — and literally — driving. I see a great shot, then try to figure out if I should stop and take a picture. Then I look for a place to stop. And now, since I’m some distance from the shot, I have to figure out where to turn around. Occasionally the shot is still there by the time I get back.
Monday the sky was full of cloudy drama. The light was great. Then I spent a long time. Driving. Myself. Crazy.
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Message to City Daily Photo bloggers: The photo challenge for February 1st is If you had to leave forever the city from which you usually post, what would you miss most?
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Happy Veteran’s Day to all those who have served in our military.
I wish we didn’t need military forces or have wars. But in the absence of a more perfect world I’m mightily grateful for those who do and have served, and for their sacrifices. Thank you, one and all, today and every day.
It’s not an exaggeration to say that all roads heading south lead to the Olympics. Keep going south and eventually you’ll get there.
We had several days of summery weather this week and I saw some fields being hayed. Rain was forecast again starting today so farmers were working against a weather deadline.
It’s always a welcome sight to see the sun burst through the clouds. And it often means the Olympic Mountains make an appearance, too.
Here’s an “also ran” shot for this week’s challenge theme of “triangles.” As the snow melts through summer these triangles of the Olympic Mountains will be less evident.