Photos by Jim Nieland : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Olympic sunset from Gull Harbor, Budd Inlet

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Sunset from Gull Harbor, Budd Inlet

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Lush poision oak, Eagle Island. The island has a few narrow pathways, which probably should be avoided by anyone who is allergic to Poision Oak. In the winter the leaves drop from the brown stems, which continue to be toxic.

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Half Moon Mountain from Washington Pass

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The Needles, Delancy Ridge north of Washinngton Pass

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Half Moon Mountain (left center) from SR-20

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Klipot Point and Travis Spit at the entrance to Sequim Bay.

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Port Washington on Sequim Bay.

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Bedded glacial sediments, west side Sequim Bay

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Power boat off Pillar Point going too fast for the conditions.

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Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The recently opened new span (2008) is on the right.

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Sunset from Blake Island, the Olympic Mountains are in the background.

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Sunset over southern Key Peninsula looking west through Balch Passage.

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Pacific Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina richardsi) at Eagle Island. Frequent nuzzling between mother and pup confirms identiy and maintains a close bond.

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Dofflemyer Point Lighthouse at Boston Harbor. This is one of the first lighthouses automated on Puget Sound. The building is on the National Register of Historic Sites.

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Sunset from Budd Inlet

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Jim Nieland said:

It is sometimes amazing what the camera see that we don't. I like your elk photo, and with enlargement can see the ones laying. I'm sure I would have missed them too.

Jim Nieland said:

This is part of a community art display created by the late Richard C. Elliott. The yard of his residence is packed by with unique and innovative art objects. This is a must-see stop in Ellensburg.

Larry Workman QIN said:

Thank you very much Jim and Rainer!

Best regards, Larry.

Jim Nieland said:

This is a yard of public art created by the late Richard C. Elliott of Ellensburg. The corner lot is completely full of whimsical creations.

Jim Nieland said:

The bright and clean visitor contact building boasts not only a ticket office but also a gift shop, cafeteria, and interesting historic displays.

Jim Nieland said:

This was one of the most fun stops we made in Texas. We arrived on a cold, wet, rainy day and were the only visitors. We had an opportunity to warm ourselves by the fireplace and talk to a most knowledgable staff. We were lead on a tour by a local caver who had many stories to tell, and showed us the painstaking work they were doing to clean and recondition damaged formations. This is a place we will be sure to revisit.

Joel Skok said:

I climbed St. Helens in August 1977. I would have loved to have seen the remains of the lookout but it was still under snow and ice...Thanks again for your considerable efforts to share with us your journeys via fotos and ample explanation. There are many like me who just love it. I'm glad I stumbled across your work....Yes, it's cold and snowy here in Michigan. See ya on a trail somewhere, Joel

Jim Nieland said:

Thank you for your kind words. Comments like yours encourage me to keep posting photos. I hope you are fairing well in the cold weather!

CACorrêa said:

Very nice!

Sds. Cássia

CACorrêa said:

Voted! Beautiful image!

Sds. Cássia, Brasil

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Photos by Jim Nieland : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Olympic sunset from Gull Harbor, Budd Inlet

Sunset from Gull Harbor, Budd Inlet

Longbranch Marina

Lush poision oak, Eagle Island. The island has a few narrow pathways, which probably should be avoided by anyone who is allergic to Poision Oak. In the winter the leaves drop from the brown stems, which continue to be toxic.

Sunrise, Colvos Passage

Half Moon Mountain from Washington Pass

Delancy Ridge

Delancy Ridge

The Needles, Delancy Ridge north of Washinngton Pass

Willow Creek Falls from SR-20

Half Moon Mountain (left center) from SR-20

Half Moon Mountain from SR-20

Klipot Point and Travis Spit at the entrance to Sequim Bay.

Port Washington on Sequim Bay.

Bedded glacial sediments, west side Sequim Bay

Home, Sequim Bay

Power boat off Pillar Point going too fast for the conditions.

Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The recently opened new span (2008) is on the right.

Sunset from Blake Island, the Olympic Mountains are in the background.

Sunset over southern Key Peninsula looking west through Balch Passage.

Pacific Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina richardsi) at Eagle Island. Frequent nuzzling between mother and pup confirms identiy and maintains a close bond.

Jellyfish, Eagle Island

Dofflemyer Point Lighthouse at Boston Harbor. This is one of the first lighthouses automated on Puget Sound. The building is on the National Register of Historic Sites.

Sunset from Budd Inlet

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