Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Nash’s Farm Store, a local institution, is moving to a new, larger location. The exact opening date hasn’t been announced yet, but next month is being mentioned. The present store is pretty small, and part of it doesn’t seem like much more than a well-anchored tent but it offers good seasonal local organic produce. Nash’s Store currently offers … Continue reading “Coming soon”
This is “Blue Mountain”. If you Google Blue Mountain in Sequim, you will find lots of information about businesses who have adopted the name, the B lue Mountain Transfer Station and a cemetery from the 1800’s…but nothing about the mountain. As I was leaving the other evening, the sky was putting on quite a show … Continue reading “November Theme Day-Blue”
Today is Theme Day for DCPB. Follow the links for a walk through history. St. Louis (MO), USA – San Diego (CA), USA – Cleveland (OH), USA – New York City (NY), USA – Boston (MA), USA – Mainz, Germany – Hyde, UK – Arlington (VA), USA – Cape Town, South Africa – Saint Paul … Continue reading “October Theme Day”
And it is…my friends Maria and Juan live across from Nash’s Farm Store. Their flowers are wonderful, as evidenced in the thumbnails below. If you are local…you should visit.
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I have now posted the picture I really wanted…believe it or not, we are in Sequim. Yes, rainy Washington has some dry spots. We are in the rainshadow of the Olympics. If you read information about Sequim, you will find the average rainfall is generally listed as between 17-19 inches a year. This cactus is … Continue reading “Theme Day–A City Other Than My Own”