Up and Away

This gentlemen gets his kite flying at Zuanich Point Park on a nice breezy afternoon.  Its the best location in town to fly a kite.

Whatcom Falls Walk

My friend Alex, her children, and mine cross the bridge over Whatcom Falls on a wet winter walk of the park.

Pacific Giant

This was the last day this pacific ocean giant octopus was on display at the Seattle Aquarium.  She was going to be released back into Puget Sound this weekend.  When we visited she was weighed for the last time before her release and she weighed in at 56 pounds. 

A Place to Sit and Enjoy the Cold Dairy Air?

A scene from last month's snow storms.  Spring seems to be on the way so this will hopefully be our only snow of the year.

Skywatch Friday: Skyward

Alder Lake's namesake trees catch a bit of February sun.

You Lichen?

This weekend the girls and I visited my dad near Eatonville. My daughter and I took a walk up the dirt road that serves as the driveway and came upon a log pile that she spent a good amount of time exploring, leaving me to entertain myself for a few minutes. Naturally, I broke out the camera and lacking any magnificent scenery, got low for some macros.

A Change of Pace

As I'm fighting the winter blahs, I thought I would share a photo from October of a wonderful bunch of colorful flowers from the farmers market.  I hope this cheers up your day!

What Was Once GP

The Georgia Pacific Plant closed close to five years ago and little has been done to turn the site into the tourist friendly boardwalk that the city has planned.  Time just continues to wallow away the fifty year old buildings.

All Signs Point Up

The sailboat masts rise up to the sky at Bellingham marina, as does the steeple of St. Pauls Episcopal Church.  The church was built in 1885 on a bluff over looking the bay on historic and grand Eldridge Avenue.

Another Perspective

When Eli posted his Skywatch Friday shot of the view of Bellingham bay shot from WWU's Viking Union, I thought I should share a shot from Zuanich Point Park on the bay looking up at WWU nestled on Sehome Hill.  The red brick buildings to the upper left are dorms and middle large building with large windows is Viking Union.