This is an old railroad trestle that goes over the Dungeness River.
Bird feeder near the education center.
Making our way back across the bridge.
The Dungeness River with the Olympic Mountains in the background.
A little background on this picture. When my daughter was about two it would take us what felt like two hours to go about two feet. This is because she had to stop and pick up every rock that struck her fancy. When I say every rock, I mean all her pockets would be full and so would mine. She is now 12 years old and guess what, she still collects rocks. Lucky she is more selective.
On our way back we found this oddity. That is 11 flowers on one stem.
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Great bridge.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shots.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
Beautiful photos. Love the framed mountain shot. We barely have buds on the trees here. Yours are ahead of ours.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos -- what a beautiful place to have so close to home.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your lovely walk!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Lea
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Wow! ~ Great photography ~ love the bridge ~ great post ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteI love bridges like that, so much character. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLovely mother-daughter sharing time. I love the pictures and the memories they bring of the beautiful Pacific Northwest (we lived in the Eugene Oregon area for years and years and still spend summers there). But I miss spring. The tradeoff for having no chilly rainy winter here in Florida is not having beautiful early spring re-birth! (It's really only fair!)
ReplyDeleteI think I could live with that tradeoff. I love Florida and its heat. I would move there if I could get my husband and kids to agree. Saddly they think it is too hot. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteVery nice images, Shannon. I remember an old railroad trestle that we used to run across when I was young. My husband also used to live in Washington State ... glad he came back to Indiana, though ... doubt I would have met him otherwise! :) Sure wouldn't mind moving up that way ... it's such a beautiful area! My first visit from Tuesday Muse.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful route for a sunny walk
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Wonderful walk, love the bridge photo
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