We let Murphy off his leash and hiked north on Frog Forest Trail. Surprises lay in wait!
Arts and Leisure
A new low-budget film by a Northwest filmmaker comes to Anacortes on Friday (Mar. 15) for a one-week stay.
I see bumper stickers in town that say, “Keep Little Cranberry Wild.”
Head downtown this Friday evening for Art Walk (6-8pm) and Jazz Walk (6-9pm) for a fun time.
We walked down a grassy path past a building made of stones and logs. Through its windows I could see a beach, and water, and far-away mountains.
Picture a classic February beach scene on Penn Cove: gray clouds above a gray beach along flat gray waters – not even wavelets on the beach, just gentle lapping.
“A good hike starts with a stop at Starbucks,” Kath said. Me, I prefer a water bottle in my pack.
Storms. They power into our lives with their force and fury, rattling our windows and walls, drumming on our roofs, and freezing our fingers and faces. We sit inside, thankful we are not outside getting drenched, blown, or frozen, or all the above at the same time.
While hiking on Kiket Island a couple of years ago I had the good fortune to run into Tracy Powell, the carver of Kokwalalwoot, the story pole residing at Rosario Beach.