In the News
April 4, 2020Walking road and forest
Time again Saturday to combine photography and exercise, moving up “O” Avenue and down, off into the trail system of the Anacortes Community Forest Lands (ACFL). Songbirds, horse in pasture, trillium and spring growth. Very relaxing. Time well spent.
Navy change of command goes online
Today we enjoyed “virtually” a traditional U.S. Navy change of command ceremony involving our friend, Adam Green of Anacortes. Given the meeting restrictions mandated in response to the coronavirus pandemic, this Navy air squadron event was videotaped and posted online. Onsite attendance, usually dozens including squadron members, was restricted to two families and a handful […]
Forest solitude
Light, shadows, colors, textures, songbirds. I needed this time alone on a forest trail. On the way to and from home, I captured images to share, knowing that many are inside, 24-7.
Marathon earns top EPA ‘partner’ award
Marathon Petroleum Corporation reported this week that the company has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) 2020 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year – Sustained Excellence Award, the highest honor among ENERGY STAR awards. MPC is the only fuels manufacturing company to earn the award, which recognizes the company for sustained, top-tier energy efficiency […]
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Looking Back
April 8, 2020Neil Armstrong namesake: 2014 launch
I like this shot of the bow of the “Neil Armstrong,” a research vessel built by our own Dakota Creek Industries. For details, click on link.
Majestic Inn expansion: Spring 2013
Pink blossoms testify to the season. March 15, 2013, when the Majestic Inn & Spa embarked on an expansion project.
Light and shadows on bay
A sailboat leaves Cap Sante Marina, motoring across Fidalgo Bay to a Spring 2016 adventure.
Klickitat from state archives: Sixties
I’m sharing this photo from a Facebook page featuring Washington State photos from the past. State ferry Klickitat in the San Juans. Credit: Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT).
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