Wild Horse Wind Farm This week’s Photohunt theme is Technology. Yes, I know – at first glance – it is not obvious. But look closer, this is a wind farm. These are the wind turbines in Eastern Washington which use … Continue reading →
Snow Geese on Fir Island in Skagit Valley This week’s Photohunt theme is Bird(s). I knew right off what photos I would be using. Just north of Seattle is the fertile delta of the Skagit River. Every winter from November … Continue reading →
Before we bought our current house in Edmonds, we used to live on the edge of Innis Arden. The history of Innis Arden neighborhood is very interesting. In 1925, William Boeing (yes, the plane builder) bought up much of the … Continue reading →
Our anniversary is in early September. We try to go every year to Sunrise at Mt. Rainier for a late afternoon hike. We take along a picnic and have dinner while watching the sun set. The idea came from a … Continue reading →
Highway 2 to Spokane Rocky shores, volcanoes, inland marine waterways, desert, rain forests and a mighty river – Washington state has it all. I am still amazed at the different diverse regions. The spine of the volcanic Cascade range separates … Continue reading →
I heard that the trails in the Teanaway basin were open. The warm weather has opened the eastern slopes of the cascades earlier than last year even with our heavy snow fall. We decided to go to Iron Peak, one … Continue reading →