Somehow this all stays balanced, at least until the next windstorm!
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A photo a day from the edge of the U.S.A. 2007-2013
Farewell Port Angeles, it's been swell. Due to a job situation I am moving away from the area, the blog will stay up as an archive.
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April
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- A fire destroyed this home on Sunday night, thankf...
- The Raymond Carver room at the library.
- All locked up
- Flowers are coming in at Airport Garden.
- Double tag on a dumpster.
- A great idea...espresso at the grocery store.
- Inside the skate park, just across the street from...
- This is the entrance to the Dream playground at Er...
- Did you get that?
- Beautiful treats at a local bakery.
- We have had a few days of spring snow,enough to ca...
- Today is the first anniversary of Port Angeles Dai...
- Out with the old, in with the new.
- Seen on the hood of an old Chevy pick-up truck.
- Somehow this all stays balanced, at least until th...
- This sign was put up as a safety reminder, hopeful...
- The Gateway Transit Center growing and growing...s...
- Not this way!
- This is more of a rock wall than a cairn!
- Shane Park is on the west end of town.It's a very...
- A large crow finds a resting place.
- Trees and shadows.
- Ducks enjoying the sunny weather.
- Moss threatens to overtake this little home.
- Anyone missing a pair of shoes?
- Some think this Italian restaurant on First Street...
- A small Coast Guard boat flying over the water.
- Play ball!
- Just because I can't get enough of these rock cair...
- April 1st Theme Day"Water"A new record for partici...
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9 comments:
Beautiful photography, Jelvostar. Wonderful cairns out there on the hook.
There's quite something. Great photo.
Those look really cool. I love coming upon cairns. There's always a sense of mystery about who built them and how some of them remain balanced.
-Kim
Seattle Daily Photo
It looks neat, someone had some fun doing that.
What an awesome photo! I really enjoyed this one!
Cool. Have you seen these photos from Rocker?
Absolutely amazing!!!
Great shot. Thank you for sharing that one :-)
I'm enjoying these and may go out and photograph some that are here in Victoria. Whenever I see them I am always tempted to build one myself. Here's a website about the Inuit cairns that are so similar:
http://www.civilization.ca/archeo/inuksuit/inukinte.html
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