Sequim Daily Photo

A view of the Sequim Valley from Medsker Road.  The thumbnail shows the Sequim Elk herd relaxing in a farmer’s field.  More about our famous elk can be seen in a previous post.

They actually call it a roseflower.  I didn’t see the rain drops till I cropped.  The thumbnail shows the flower head before it goes into full bloom.  I think I need some of these in my garden this year.   

I stopped at Blake Sand and Gravel Saturday afternoon to check out pavers.  They have a wonderful assortment of rock and stone.  They also have a great path that leads you by samples of all the rock they can get for your garden.  It wouldn’t work in my backyard, but I surely like the look of the bridge in the thumbnail.

…how they hang those signs advertising local events?  Well now you know.

On East Washington you can find Pioneer Park.  In the park is a clubhouse that is available for rent to individuals for private parties.  It was the site of a birthday party I attended Saturday.  The Sequim Prairie Garden Club is in charge of the landscaping in the park and the building is theirs.  The sign on the wall was new and I thought you might like to see the art.

Our libraries have been closed as a cost cutting measure.  The dedicated employees have been given an unpaid furlough.  It’s hard to imagine….but it is true.  It’s been a long time since I’ve lived in a town without a library…even for a week.

It’s available for sale in the meat department at Sunny Farms.  If you hold cursor over the photo it should give you the answer.  I don’t think I need one for that much money.

I will be away for awhile.  With the exception of tomorrow, I will be re posting until the 7th of April.