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These tracks lead directly from fall into winter. I shot this photograph on 9th Street, just down the block from the Calico Cupboard Restaurant. The tracks bring back memories of Tommy Thompson’s custom-built narrow gauge train.
Tags: fall, leaves, tracks
A pair of beautiful planters celebrate the fall season in front of Donatello Flowers and Gifts shop in downtown Anacortes. Seasonal window displays are beautiful as well.
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Seasonal window displays like this one leave little doubt about the fact that we are well on our way to Thanksgiving. The Anacortes Chamber of Commerce presents the Annual Trick-or-Treat downtown from 1 – 4 p.m. on October 30. Participating … Continue reading →
Tags: display, downtown, fall
Tuesday afternoon was a perfect time for a walk. This fall scene was captured on “Q” Avenue, looking south.
I’m not sure if it was the schoolchildren crossing sign or the bright colored trees that caught my eye, but I pulled over and shot this photo Tuesday in front of Mt. Erie Elementary School. It is staying/getting darker earlier … Continue reading →
Tags: crossing, fall
It’s almost time to drive east to photograph fall colors. In the meantime, some deciduous trees such as this one at Storvik Park have started to “splash” color on the local horizon.
Many local businesses celebrate the seasons by decorating their display windows. This photograph was taken in front of Buer’s Anacortes Floral and Gifts on Commercial Avenue.
Tags: buer's, fall, floral
This stretch along “Q” Avenue in downtown Anacortes is always colorful this time of year. A man and his dog enjoy a morning walk.
Tags: fall, Q Avenue
Fall around corner
Evidence of the pending arrival of fall is plentiful at local grocery stores. Tonight the sounds of high school football will fill the air as the Anacortes Seahawks play their first home game.
For a slice of the “Cascades Highway” experience in terms of fall colors, see the trees in the neighborhood of the North Basin of Cap Sante Boat Haven, just one block south of 4th Street.
fall | Anacortes TodayAnacortes Today
These tracks lead directly from fall into winter. I shot this photograph on 9th Street, just down the block from the Calico Cupboard Restaurant. The tracks bring back memories of Tommy Thompson’s custom-built narrow gauge train.
Tags: fall, leaves, tracks
A pair of beautiful planters celebrate the fall season in front of Donatello Flowers and Gifts shop in downtown Anacortes. Seasonal window displays are beautiful as well.
Tags: donatello's, fall
Seasonal window displays like this one leave little doubt about the fact that we are well on our way to Thanksgiving. The Anacortes Chamber of Commerce presents the Annual Trick-or-Treat downtown from 1 – 4 p.m. on October 30. Participating … Continue reading →
Tags: display, downtown, fall
Tuesday afternoon was a perfect time for a walk. This fall scene was captured on “Q” Avenue, looking south.
I’m not sure if it was the schoolchildren crossing sign or the bright colored trees that caught my eye, but I pulled over and shot this photo Tuesday in fron
t of Mt. Erie Elementary School. It is staying/getting darker earlier … Continue reading →
Tags: crossing, fall
It’s almost time to drive east to photograph fall colors. In the meantime, some deciduous trees such as this one at Storvik Park have started to “splash” color on the local horizon.
Many local businesses celebrate the seasons by decorating their display windows. This photograph was taken in front of Buer’s Anacortes Floral and Gifts on Commercial Avenue.
Tags: buer's, fall, floral
This stretch along “Q” Avenue in downtown Anacortes is always colorful this time of year. A man and his dog enjoy a morning walk.
Tags: fall, Q Avenue
Fall around corner
Evidence of the pending arrival of fall is plentiful at local grocery stores. Tonight the sounds of high school football will fill the air as the Anacortes Seahawks play their first home game.
For a slice of the “Cascades Highway” experience in terms of fall colors, see the trees in the neighborhood of the North Basin of Cap Sante Boat Haven, just one block south of 4th Street.