Sunday, November 13, 2016

Green diversity

May 16, 2011. Tumwater

Cherry blossom filler

May 16, 2011. Tumwater

My, how exciting

May 16, 2011. Tumwater.

Yellow bike on Israel Rd.

May 16, 2011. Tumwater, next to the Washington State Dept. of Health

Cherry blossom drift

May 16, 2011. Tumwater

In search of the lost cord

May 16, 2011. Tumwater

Parade of televisions

May 16, 2011. Tumwater

Buying red

May 15, 2013. Top Food, Olympia

Drippy step

May 15, 2103. Tumwater

Wall of license plates

May 15, 2013. Tumwater

4th and Columbia, Olympia

May 14, 2013.

Danger Room

May 14, 2013. Olympia

Fish ladder

May 13, 2012. Tumwater, Deschutes River.

Stonewall

May 13, 2012. Tumwater

Special craft for navigating the Fetid Lake of Doom

May 13, 2012. Tumwater, south end of Capitol Lake

Where the Deschutes River meets the southern top of Puget Sound

May 13, 2012. Tumwater. These are the falls pictured on the old Olympia Beer label, "It's the Water."

In the middle of the river

May 13, 2012. Deschutes River, Tumwater

Saturday, November 12, 2016

A bridge over troubled water

May 13, 2012. Deschutes River, Tumwater

Deschutes River, falls next to the former Olympia Brewery

May 13, 2012. Tumwater

Feathery flowers

May 13, 2011. Tumwater

Swift flowers

May 13, 2011. Tumwater

I get a handle on where this was taken

May 12, 2013. Olympia, probably

Woodstove and pool tables

May 12, 2012. McMenamins Olympic Club, Centralia

Wm. Hoss, 1909

May 12, 2012. Centralia, Tower Ave., William Hoss 1865-1933. According to local legend the bottom floor was a moonshine operation and the second floor was a brothel.

Another giant Yard Bird

May 12, 2012. Chehalis

Momma Yardbird under restoration

May 12, 2012. Chehalis.

Claquato

May 12, 2012. "This pioneer town founded in 1853 on the donation claim of Louis H. Davis, once was the county seat and important stop-off for travelers between the Columbia River and Puget Sound. The sturdy little church, built in 1858 with hand-forged nails and lumber sawed in a water-powered mill, doubled as a school-- Claquato Academy. The bronze bell in the belfry came around Cape Horn from Boston in 1857. In the 1870s, when the railroad by-passed Claquato, most of the town moved 3 miles east to Chehalis."

Dryad, State Park, 1 miles

May 12, 2012. Lewis County, State Route 6.

Deteriorating into obscurity

May 12, 2012. Phone booth in Rainbow Falls State Park

Wednesday, November 9, 2016