Another 4th of July, another great Anacortes parade!
Lone walker on the Guemes Trail at the northwest shoreline of Anacortes.
Scott Milo Gallery in downtown Anacortes kicks off the summer with brilliant pastels by Amanda Houston. Houston brings favorites of landscapes, waterscapes and her popular bird pieces. Also showing are oils by Jon Bradham, acrylics by Brooke Borcherding, pastels by Kathleen Secrest and wall mount fused glass panels by Joel and Loris Soderberg of JLS […]
These images are just a taste of the excitement today at the Anacortes 4th of July parade! A great turnout for a wonderful community celebration of this nation’s Independence Day! (More photos later)
Cap Sante Marina serves as base for Race Week Anacortes 2023, an annual event that brings dozens of beautiful boats and hundreds of experienced crews to this island community. The event runs from Monday through Friday, with associated activities including live music and boating sessions on land. Race participants are boosting the local economy, from […]
With the end of Fly Day flights, audience members at the Heritage Flight Museum were invited to take a closer look at vintage aircraft. The ropes came down, cameras came out … and memories were made. Saturday, June 17, 2023.
Elsie Mae, an elephant seal, has arrived once again to an Anacortes beach. Last year she gave birth on the shoreline of Bowman Bay.
I spent some quality time with this great blue heron, just offshore at Rosario Beach on Fidalgo Island. How many heron photos are enough? There is no number…
Sailboat bound for Padilla Bay, as viewed from shoreline at Cap Sante in downtown Anacortes. Waves in foreground from passing power boat.
Incredible natural assets at Breazeale Interpretive Center are meadows and forests. Public trails feature views of Padilla Bay and Mt. Baker. Click here for details about the intrepretive center and surrounding properties.
> A great day for birds. Both blue heron and osprey photographed in Anacortes, just a short drive from home!
State ferry Yakima comes into view on a stroll along the Ship Harbor boardwalk. West side of Anacortes.