2021 Snow Days End
Its been a stellar year for snow in the pacific northwest And with all that snow, the snow adventures abounded Snowshoeing, cross country skiing & for this novice skate skiing were
Daffodil Fields Forever
Its the start of spring in the Skagit Valley & that means that daffodils are starting to bloom Last weekend, my niece Abby & I took the opportunity to celebrate
Stanley Basin
I had gotten a glimpse of the area several years ago & wanted to go back Growing up in Idaho & studying Idaho history & geography, I had heard of
Windy Ridge
We traveled over endless winding roads in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest last July Windy Point, high in the Cascade Mountains was our destinationA glorious summer day allowed us to fully
Semiahmoo
Outside of Bellingham, Washington at the end of a spit, lies Semiahmoo The path you take whether by bike or car, will take you through a seascape of water, mountains
A Day in a Park-July
Its almost embarrassing to say that I’ve lived in Washington State all these years & had never been to the North Cascades National Park I’d heard rumors of the blue
Mt Rainier heritage
Sometimes you forget how spoiled you are to live in this part of the country Truth be known, if I climb to the top of hill behind my home, I
Corn Farmers
Our family has a farming heritage on the Stocker side So it wasn’t any surprise that I ended up in a cornfield last weekend when I visited my brother and
Oysters & Chuckanut
I’ve been told by several people that Chuckanut drive was their favorite area of Bellingham but yet in all my ventures there I had not seen this fabled roadway So