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Picture Share – Nisqually Wildlife Refuge and Fort Worden State Historical Park

The Hubster and I drove to the west coast to visit our son and his family.

The weather was so gorgeous and we had a great time visiting and getting our family loves.

I am sharing a few scenic photos from two of the places that we enjoyed while we were on the coast.

Enjoy!

Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge

Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
The boardwalk is 2 miles one way if you walk all the way out (we did).

*Clicking on a photo will give you a closer look!

Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
Mount Rainier

Nisqually Wildlife Refuge

Nisqually Wildlife Refuge

Nisqually Wildlife Refuge

A friend expressed interest in these Twin Barns…she wanted to know more, and I did answer her (you can read this in the comments for this post). If you would like to know more about the barns and the refuge, I am editing this post to include the following links.

Previous Posts:

Fort Worden Historical State Park 

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park
Point Wilson Lighthouse

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Fort Worden State Park

Previous Posts:

Stay safe. Stay healthy.

See the world around you!

Walk to Wonderwood Park

Some of you already know that when I go to the coast to visit the Son and Fam, I like to walk through nearby Wonderwood Park. The woods change and bring such colors and textures, along with natural sounds, critters, and solace.

Enjoy walking with me!

Wonderwood Park

*Clicking on a photo will give you a closer look!

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Wonderwood Park

Other Wonderwood posts:

Stay healthy.

Stay safe.

Keep smiling.

See the world around you!

Kettle River

Mom spent about 2 weeks with Hubby and I and it rained nearly every day!

All that snow melt and rain made for raging rivers and the Kettle River is no exception.

Since the mouth of the Kettle River empties into the Columbia River very close to where we live (we can see it from our yard), we packed Mom up and took a scenic drive.

Kettle River

*Clicking on a photo will give you a closer look!

Kettle River

This homesite was lost to flooding a few years ago:

Kettle River

Kettle River

Kettle River

Kettle River

Do you enjoy going for scenic drives in your neck of the woods?

See the world around you!