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March Point

 

Neon Party Nights

 

Technicolor Skyscrapers

 

Lush Beams

 

New Old Hwy 99 Bridge

 

Punkin Patch

 

Happy Halloween 2006

 

Little Pumpkin Patch Girl

 

Lake Washington Reflections

 

Lakefront Property

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

  

  

  

  

  

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

Season's Greeetings

 
 

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Abandoned Footbridge Over Gages Slough

 
 

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Hard Day's Work

Mr. & Mrs. O'Lantern

Ghouls!

Hard Cell

Big Balloon

Autumn stroll

Deception Pass

Spanish Moss

Sunbeam Rain Forest

Ghost Ship

Pyramid? Or new perspective on a light pole...

Heartland Eldorado

Scheduled Maintenance is important

EastBound Sunrise

She's No Lady!

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Fireworks 2005

'Big Bite' ...A large excavator takes a break from ravaging the land atop Burlington Hill in Northwest Washington state.

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Reflections of Security

Freedom Fighters

Ladder Truck

Burlington Fire Department

'Drive-In Reality Show'

'Nature's Last Stand' or 'The Last 5 Trees Atop Burlington Hill'

Federal Offensive

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Does God Have a Cell Phone?

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The Moon and Stars

That'll do , Pig...

Twisted Tulips

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tulip barn 

As far as the eye can see... 

Tulips in Bloom 

Skagit Valley Tulip Festival April '05 

Newhalem, Washington. 60 miles east of I-5 on SR 20 

Believe it or not, I have actually driven this 1926 Baldwin 2-6-2 steam locomotive. It was during the summer of '78 when we ran this train and 3 passenger cars between Sedro-Woolley and Concrete twice a day. Myself and dozens of volunteers spent the entire spring refurbishing the cars and bringing the locomotive up to operational working order. When we couldn't find any brake journals anywhere in the country, we asked the city of Sedro if we could cannabilize the locomotive they had on display in town. No problem. Well, it was a great summer , with hundreds of steam enthusiasts riding the rails and loving the sound of that old steam whistle, not to mention scaring the hell out of more than a few cows and horses along the little used rail line along the Skagit river. This 14 year old boy shared several lifetimes of memories that summer, not only with the grizzled old trainmen we seemed to attract, but with one especially astute 97 year-old pioneer of the upper Skagit Valley, Glee Davis. Mr. Davis built the very first power generator along the upper Skagit river, a paddlewheel alongside his cabin that still stands in the town of Diable to this day./ The plaque alongside the cabin say that the generator produced enough electricity to power one of today's hot plates! 

I Love Sunsets 

Nuclear Winter 

Sailor's Delight 

Shuksan Arm from Mt Baker Ski Area 

Baker from North of B'ham 

I hope you enjoy these pix as much as we enjoy taking them! 

RoozenGarde - Skagit Valley Tulip flats 

Mt Baker from Slater Road in Bellingham 

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Key Bored 

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Flutter By 

Coastal Watchman 

Starfish 

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Shuksan 

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