
Some love them. Some hate them. I can tell you from experience they are amzaingly efficient at getting rid of foliage (whether you wanted them to or not).
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Some love them. Some hate them. I can tell you from experience they are amzaingly efficient at getting rid of foliage (whether you wanted them to or not).
My friend Bob organized this trip. But somehow I always imagine animals calling to their friend Bob…
Taken at the Happy Valley Alpaca Ranch in Sequim
We got up before dawn to get here and capture the sun rising. The park is closed and you have to get special permits and take a snow cat in. It was amazing.
I like to play with camera motion. This shot I took of a grouping of daisies in the field at 1 second while twisting my camera.
Sequim has long been a farming community. You will find many old trucks and farm equipment now incorporated into the landscape. In enjoy the creativity.
This one is on the last road to the Railroad bridge park.
Happy Valley Alpaca Ranch in Sequim graciously let my friends and I come “play” with their furry friends. The introduction came with a WARNING…a couple of these guys like to spit….alot.
I did manage to get all my shots sans spit/snot–woot woot!