This mailbox stand is a nice example of how simple curves can suggest and say a lot: heron.
Category: General
Munchkins on the march
The students at Five Acres School routinely explore the outdoors at Dungeness Recreation Area, rain or shine. They can often be spied from a distance by their bright colors as they range over the trails and hillsides. They’re very cute young explorers.
Best view
In my humble opinion this is one of the best view spots of the Sequim valley. It’s a view from the Dungeness Cemetery, where yesterday’s pictures were also taken. I’ve posted it before and will no doubt post it again.
People and graveyards
It’s interesting how graves, in a way, reflect people. This one, for instance. So small and modest a walker might stumble over it. Initials. Nothing else.
This one makes more of a statement, from a time when monuments were also artistry. I think it may have originally had a finial on its top.
Then there are the souls who need boundaries, in death probably as in life.
The rewards of walking
One of my favorite trees looked particularly nice the other day.
Three eagle day
Two eagles flew overhead as I walked earlier on the day that I spied this fellow. Eagles fly fast. This one stayed in place. He gets the fame and glory.
Note for those interested in night skies: Tonight is a supermoon. This full moon is 14% closer and will appear 30% brighter than a typical full moon. It’s the closest the moon has been in 68 years and will be the biggest and brightest we’ll see until 2034.
Sequim Opera House
There isn’t a big opera scene in Sequim.