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| Salt water, boat, houses, mountains & trees |
I'm back in Washington state and up by the Hood Canal at my daughter's for a few days. I forget how beautiful it is up here, especially when the sun is shining.
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| This is the back yard above the cliff |
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| This the cliff between the house and Hwy 106 |
Water, mountains & trees.
We camped farther up the canal over the fourth of July this year, it was nice. The salt water was warmer than the creek.
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| Walking down to Union WA |
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| Hood Canal |
Along other parts of the waterway there are fruit trees that were planted by the settlers way back when. There are fish, crabs, blackberries & shrimp too!
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| Wild rose with huge hose hips |
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| With a boat you have access to a lot of the resources |
People who live here or just visit have not only water orientated hobbies but regular passions too.
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| A garden next to the water |
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| A beach house |
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| Beach house toys |
Life on salt water has always seems 'different' to me, well different from fresh water but I've spent a huge part of my life around the salt water. I'd missed it.
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| Not the best place to walk |
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| Seafood farming |
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| Just walking |
I took a walk along Hwy 106 this morning and was reminded of what I missed. It's like I found something I didn't even realize I'd lost!
In my opinion, the salt water up at Washington State was a lot nicer to be around than the hot saltwater along the Texas coast I lived with most of my life.
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