The other side of the street

Yesterday I showed you the other side of West Washington Street, the north side. Much of this shot is taken up by an auto parts store that’s under the grey overhang. To its right, in the green building, used to be Doodlebugs, a terrific craft store that, sadly, closed last summer. The building is for sale.

Further east of Doodlebugs is a store with nice home decor and one of three lavender shops within steps of each other. Further on is a bible store and a coffee shop.

There’s more to Sequim than this part of our downtown. I’ll show some of it as I have a chance to snap more shots this summer.

Downtown

I haven’t shown downtown Sequim in a while so we’ll take a mini tour starting today. This is the first block of West Washington.

I’ve featured two spots of note in this shot. The taller stone front, in the middle, is That Takes the Cake for cupcakes and wedding cakes. Click here to take a look inside. And to its right is Sequim Kabob House, site of a great lunch I enjoyed last April.

As you face the buildings in the first shot, above, these buildings are to the left, or east. At the far left corner you can see one of our four stoplights.

If you note an absence of traffic on the street its simply because I took these shots in the early evening after many of our downtown businesses were closed for the day.

Here’s a view down the street, under the green overhang you see in the second shot above.

We’ll look at the other side of the street tomorrow.