Jezβs Water Water Everywhere #215
This is the busy water of Deception Pass. As in Passage, not a mountain pass. It confused me when I first moved here.
Here’s the explanation of the name:

We were at the yellow star site.
Jezβs Water Water Everywhere #215
This is the busy water of Deception Pass. As in Passage, not a mountain pass. It confused me when I first moved here.
Here’s the explanation of the name:

We were at the yellow star site.
Ludwig’s Monday window.
Downtown Port Townsend, taken last week.
Some of our rhododendrons have burst into bloom. Others are getting ready.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
I took this hiking Mount Townsend in May, 2017 with my daughter and a friend. Do you see the wild rhododendron in the shade?
The top of Mount Townsend is at 6260 feet, here. It is beautiful switchbacks through woods and then opens up at the top. The altitude gain is 3000+ feet.
The first time I hiked it, in 2000, it was clouded at the top. We were disappointed and ate lunch and napped. When we woke up, the clouds had dropped and we had an amazing view of the Olympic Mountains from the top of the ridge. A marmot kept us company further along the ridge as well.
The rhododendrons look like they are just floating in the woods. Airborne!


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: airborne!
Ok, this doesn’t fit the mood, but my title makes me sing it!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1J8E9dnd5g
From Easter.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
For Brian’s Last on the Card, unedited from the two cameras I’ve been using.
The cover one is my Panasonic DMC-FZ150, taken out North Beach on March 29. I thought there might be otters, but no, zoomed in it is mostly mussels. Happy mussels. The tide was way out.

Trees in bloom at church, taken with my iPhone SE.
Happy March and happy April!
Taken Easter Sunday.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
The Women’s March, January 2018, Port Townsend.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Colourful Streets.
A friend and I go down to coffee and walk out on the dock, on a fabulous sunny morning. The Northwest Maritime Center and the water are photogenic and lovely! All of the colors in the polarized light are just beautiful and it is almost warm.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: photogenic.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
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