Out and about storm watching.
Storm Clouds
Crashing waves with Ocean Shores in distance
Westport beach with a building waterspout
Two out of three
These blew over as I drove past them and liquid blue chemical flew out the roof vents.
Pelicans and gulls sheltering from the storm in Half Moon Bay, Westport
Seagull taking a break from the strong winds
Sand blowing across beach
Wild waves and windblown beach
They always come out when the winds get crazy in the woods
13 July 2016 Road trip with my neighbor Greg and his dog Gertrude. We visited the Wynoochee dam, river, lake and walked to the Wynoochee Falls for the first time. Our last trip here was December 2013, so we got a whole different version of the area. It was green and moist instead of icy and snowy. It reminded me so much of our Quinault Lake trip a few months ago…still haven’t posted that trip.
A stop along the road.
Wynoochee Dam
Roadside Waterfall (s)
Want to camp here.
Wynoochee River
Wyn River from other side of  bridge
Female Sooty Grouse, clover and daisies
Wyn Lake
Enjoy!
Patti, see-ya-down-the-road
MORNING DEWÂ
These 13 shots were taken March 23, 2014 near Packwood, WA…catching up on posting photographs.
Another batch of Packwood, WA photos…On my way home from Kevin’s place, I went to find the Cowlitz Falls, but found all sorts of photo-worthy plants instead. Never made it to the falls. Phone photos May 27, 2014. Watch for Sasquatch photo!
A walk in the woods with Kevin. Photos taken with my phone. May 2014 Packwood, WA.
Photos taken 4 December 2013, posted 6 Dec 2013 Although some of it may look like snow, every bit of the white stuff is from 2 mornings of heavy frost. It is snowing tonight at my home in Westport, Washington (right above sea level), so I’m sure there will be some snow for me to snap photos of soon. Here is link to my writer site where I posted about this trip http://wp.me/p3i5jo-i3
I’m going to try this in a slide show, please let me know if this works for you or if you would rather I post them one at a time. Thanks for your feedback! Â I admit this is 89 photos and takes almost 10 minutes if you let it rum by itself. Remember the first photo so you know when it is over.
