Thursday, July 23, 2015
Point No Point Lighthouse
We visited the Point No Point lighthouse in early July. It sits at the very northern edge of Bainbridge Island on the shipping channel leading to Seattle. There is a narrow beach and lots of people were out enjoying the sunny afternoon. A twig and some waves are all that is needed for some delightful entertainment. Letters written in the sand come and go with each wave. A beautiful old lighthouse and keeper's quarters grace the grounds. Beautiful and picturesque. And refreshing.
Poulsbo Bakery
Look where I was on the Second of July. I was in Poulsbo, Washington. It is a Norwegian town on Bainbridge Island. And, these goodies were on display in Sluys Bakery. Very patriotic, don't you think? We got one of these delicious cupcakes to share. ummm.....delightful. It was a very hot day so we also stopped for ice cream. Excellent. Yummies all around!! And a nice way to celebrate the Second.
Saturday, July 18, 2015
Friday, July 17, 2015
Snoqualmie Falls
I took a trip to Snoqualmie Falls in Washington recently. It is in the Cascade Mountains east of Seattle and is a very beautiful area to visit. The above picture was taken with the artistic feature on my camera. Below is the color version. Natural beauty at it's best!!
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
pancake puppies
My sister and I ate at a well known restaurant while in Vancouver and I saw this on the menu. Pancake puppies look like a combination of hush puppies and drop doughnuts but taste like pancakes. They are made from pancake batter and these were sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. They were served hot with a side bowl of syrup and they are as tasty as ever!! Yum-m-m-m-m!!!
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Queen Elizabeth Gardens
We visited the Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Vancouver, B.C. The sculptured gardens are amazing. Small artichoke plants are used to create patterns and borders. I have not seen this done before. The gardens cover several acres and include two sunken quarry gardens.
The garden is also the home of the Bloedel Floral Conservatory. I think it looks like a space ship.
The gardens sit at a high point above the city and offer a panoramic view of Vancouver.
Sunday, July 12, 2015
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