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Spring downtown
One of our downtown trees about to burst into bloom.
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No door
This building is being taken back by nature. This is at Fort Worden, on one of the paths. Most of the buildings are being preserved. The roof is mostly gone with branches hanging down, so we were careful investigating.
It is beautiful looking right up.
For Dan’s Thursday Doors.
Spring 14
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Spring 13
More Oregon Grape. It’s so colorful in spring!
It also hailed yesterday. Spring in the Pacific Northwest. Last night the low was 34. We had SOME sun yesterday, which practically puts us dancing in the streets.
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East Beach
I hiked East Beach on Marrowstone Island yesterday. The wind was howling! It was not warm, but I was dressed in a foul weather sailing coat and rain pants and hiking boots. Gloves and hat. Ready for spring, right?
It was beautiful. I was alone on the beach. I did slip once and bruised my left hamstring! How annoying. I should leave a dashboard note of which way I’ve gone.
I did find some agates. I did not stay out for more than an hour, too cold. I walked into the wind so I was warmed coming back. Here is the prettiest agate.
What a fabulous hike! I was glad I’d guessed right for outer wear. The beaches always feel ten to twenty degrees colder, especially when it was windy. Does Marrowstone Island qualify as an esoteric destination? At any rate, I love it.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: esoteric.
March of the Witches
The Witches lead our Halloween parade, marching out. Stepping out, so fine, finest kind!
Taken in October 2022.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: march.
Spring 10
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Spring 9
Tiny new leaves. Smaller than my fingertip. The new clusters look like green spring roses.
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Traffic in Port Townsend
The photograph is taken by Rowan DeLuna and used with her permission. Thank you Rowan!
My son’s response: Very responsible to use the crosswalks.
Our local deer use the crosswalks often. I have seen does teaching fawns at corners. So are the deer teaching the otters too?
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