We are currently in Port Angeles, Washington, staying at a KOA RV Park tonight and will catch the 8:20 am. Coho Ferry to Victoria tomorrow morning. If all goes well we should be home by noon tomorrow!
As I walked the pups around the park for their last walk of the day I snapped a few pictures for you to see what the great North West is like…a little different than the desert!
Giant fir trees instead of cactus…
and don’t forget the mighty cedar…ahhh smells wonderful!!
Lots of cute little signs so that you don’t get lost in the woods….
Grass instead of sand…
Salal covers the forest floor…instead of tumble weed.. 
Dandelions instead of gorgeous desert wild flowers….
Tulips instead of flowering cactus….
Flowering cherry trees instead of flowering yuccas….
Spring rockery flowers instead of more wild flowers…
Totem Poles instead of Palm Trees….
And BIG bears instead of Road Runners…
AND did I mention RAIN instead of sun!!
Are we there yet?
Just give me a dog park and I’m happy!! I even like washes..dry washes that is…it’s a little cold here and my feet are wet!!
On the quilting front~ More stitching…Baskets of Life..
Have a super Saturday and Happy Quilting!
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Great pics, once again! Your baskets are coming along nicely! Safe travels home!
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference in the landscape. The baskets are making me want to do some. I hope all goes well tomorrow and you get home in time for lunch. My wish is for you to have safe uneventful travels home.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels! I sure have enjoyed going along with you!!
ReplyDeleteA big contrast between the two areas. It is going to be a drastic temperature change too. You have gotten a lot done on your stitcheries.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Looks like a great place to end your trip! Great job on the baskets.
ReplyDeletehave a safe flight home...
ReplyDeletelove the stitching...
I have enjoyed your journey...thanks for sharing...safe travels home!
ReplyDeleteI haven´t visited you for a while and now you are almost home :)
ReplyDeleteas nice as the sun, sand and heat are, there's nothing quite like coming home to the big trees, lushness and rain of the Pacific Northwest! Fabulous pictures. Reminds me why I love it here so much. Your baskets are coming along nicely! Welcome Home!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh home....nothing like it! Your baskets look so great, you got a LOT of stitching done!
ReplyDeleteI reckon that by the time you read this, you'll be home, so thanks for taking us on the trip with you, where and when are we off to next?
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