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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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- The amphitheater at Heart of the Hills campground....
- Weeding out the forest, on their way to some other...
- Recycling5 in a series of 7
- A stunning tree..the photo doesn't begin to convey...
- The mascot of Washington State, a banana slug!3 in...
- New growth on a fallen tree2 in a series of 7
- The trail head at Heart of the Hills Campground1 i...
- Double Dutch in the sun.
- How the playground was built...with many donations...
- This Happy Tymer clown is hard at work making a ba...
- Stopped in mid-air?
- A duck wrangler at work.
- "Buy a duck, win a truck" Yesterday a race was hel...
- Tennis, anyone?
- Silly bowling pins at Laurel Lanes.
- The sunny blue sky that the forecasters promised c...
- I was hoping to catch this pilot boat coming along...
- Clouds swirling around the Olympic Mountains.
- Sunrise in Port Angeles
- This time of year, some parents spend many hours a...
- This downtown mural is being removed panel by pane...
- Traditional Longhouse at Lincoln Park, built in 1971.
- Port Angeles is losing a gem of a shop. Retrovill...
- The little engine that could.
- Not so steady ground.
- Nature and neon.
- Port Angeles has a new doughnut shop on Front Stre...
- "I have never let my schooling interfere with my e...
- Need a big truck?
- Getting ready for take-off.
- May 1st Theme Day "Numbers"I'm guessing this stand...
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4 comments:
That dog in the pick up is so sad. I think people should not do this because there is danger the dog could jump out or fall out or be thrown out if there was an accident.
Thats a big one for sure, would blend in down here pretty easy. Does the dog come with it?
there are lots of them for sale...gas is so expensive.
Trucks are for rednecks.
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