I have favorite trees everywhere. This is one of them.
Introducing another favorite
Category: View
Welcome, Spring!
Today is the first day of spring in the northern hemisphere. It’s not hard to believe because we’ve had spring-like weather for the last few days. This doesn’t always happen here but it’s certainly appreciated.
If you’re interested in such things, tonight’s full moon is the last of three supermoons of 2019. It will appear bigger and brighter, weather permitting. The last supermoon that occurred on spring equinox was in 2000. There won’t be another until 2030.
Farm country
A sweet farm with the Cascade Mountains in the distance.
Clear view
The craggy Cascade Mountains run north to south through Washington and roughly divide the state. Although the Olympic range to our south is often at our visual doorstep, the Cascades to our east only show themselves to us on very clear days. Sequim Bay is in the foreground here.
Dark with a scattering of pretty
Lately we’ve had a lot of grey days but I can still find myself taken by the view.
Dungeness Recreation Area
The trail meanders a short distance through a wooded area and then opens onto this view. Access to the bluff overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca near here has recently been moved inland because of erosion. But this view helps make up for the loss of a beautiful water vantage.
Flawless sky
We had beautiful weather last weekend, the kind that spoils you for anything else that may be coming. I took this shot in an open field behind a place called Blue Sky Realty. It seemed fitting, don’t you think?