The venerable Sequim Irrigation Festival launched a new website this week, sporting a new logo, and the banner artwork for this year’s event, May 3rd – 10th, 2008.
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A North Olympic staple, Nash’s organic produce can be found at area farmers markets and restaurants, as well at their farm store on East Anderson Rd.
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Dungeness Spit, originally uploaded by ATFGame.
Mt. Baker towers over Dungeness Spit.
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Washington Favs-6603, originally uploaded by Knicholas Photography.com.
You say light snow, I say heavy frost. Either way, it’s been cold, with excellent visibility and blue skies with a few high clouds. Anyone know where this photo was taken?
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we all reach skyward, originally uploaded by formica.
Intriguing photo taken with a toy camera.
The Sequim Chamber has a new website design, featuring a local business directory, a guide for residents who have recently relocated, event information and lots more. Check it out!
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Sun and clouds fight it out over the Olympic Mountain Range.
