A storm approaching the U.S. Coast Guard base on Ediz Hook.
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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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- Happy New Years Eve!
- Buy the truck, get a snow family for free!
- A storm approaching the U.S. Coast Guard base on E...
- This studio is hidden downtown between Front St. ...
- Another piece of art from downtown.
- Can you believe this is the golf course?
- Merry Christmas!
- Merry Christmas Eve
- Have you had your photo taken with Santa yet?
- These Christmas trees come with snow!
- A beautiful window display from Fiddleheads on Fi...
- Snowy car on a dry street.
- The county courthouse on Lincoln Street.
- Stillness before the storm.
- Postcard perfect scene on Bay Street.
- Weighed down by the snow.
- Hello snow!
- Puppies in a basket.
- Mats ready for action at the YMCA.
- Abstract Christmas lights.
- Which one is not like the other? (and no...I did ...
- This 38 foot wooden fly rod and reel made by Ron L...
- Anyone for churros?
- Fresh Christmas trees for sale!
- Winter sunset over the Olympic Mountains.
- Cheerful volunteers manning the Toys for Tots stan...
- It's Friday, time to go roller skating!
- A landmark on Lauridsen Avenue.
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4 comments:
Where was this taken from? The Haynes overlook at the north end of Peabody St? FANTASTIC photo--thanks for your daily efforts in my old hometown.
Norman G
Outstanding photo--thanks.
Was it taken from the Haines Overlook at the north end of Peabody St? Appreciate your daily efforts in my hometown.
Norman
This photo was taken from the end of Moss Street, near Bay Street. It looks like we have another crazy storm coming in right now!
I love the colors in this shot. Good eye.
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