We saw this heron stalking something.
Lots of cormorants were nesting on the pilings by the ferry dock. Every time I see them with their outspread wings I feel certain this bird inspired the totem poles.
Rainer and Susan can watch whales cavoting right from their living room window!
With views like this one, I don't think I'd ever get anything done if I lived here!
When we weren't admiring the scenery, we were playing with Max, the newest family member. Their daughter-in-law rescued him from an LA freeway onramp!
He's quite a cat!
Before heading back home, I went with Susan to the Lavender Festival and bought a small plant for our yard. We've been pretty busy since we got home, preparing to head for the Midwest soon, but right now the sun's out, so we're going to walk around Green Lake. Bye!
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Hi Judy! Sounds like a nice time. That kitty is so sweet, I can't imagine him on the freeway how terrible yet so fortunate they took him in! You should get your warm weather in the Midwest. We are driving back from NC right now and it's so hot!! I wish we were in Seattle. Have a great trip!
Another wonderful journey through your photos. ;-) How amazing seeing the whales from you living room window. I have never seen one in it's natural surroundings.
Great photos...I can't imagine seeing whales so close, but my niece is working on the Orcos Islands this summer and says she can see a lot too...I hope it cools down in the midwest before you head back there....it's been pretty nice here.
Beautiful scenery - thanks for sharing! Take care.
Oh my gosh ... Max is too cute!
Is that an orca fin? COOL!
What a nice visit. Feel free to contact me if you every get to Whidbey Island. Can't promise whales from my living room window, but lots of pretty sights.
I love the lavendar festival...did you eat lavendar ice cream? The year I went the local guild was having their quilt show too!
Isn't it wonderful that God chose to populate this planet with animals and not just people. What beautiful creatures! What an amazing Creator! Thanks for the photos, Judy.
Beautiful scenery. Max is so cute.
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