Most farms have row after row of different varieties of lavender.
How about sitting for a spell! It sure smells good!
Dry lavender anyone?
I love the yellow and lavender combination.
How about some lavender and white chocolate ice cream?
The town is very close to the Straits of Juan De Fuca. It was a warm day and when we drove down here, we lost about 15 degrees!
This is the Dungeness Light House. It's a good thing my camera takes long distance photos as the lighthouse is about 5 miles out on the spit of land. If you want to walk out here, you had better be sure to go at low tide! We haven't made this walk although, we do love a shorter walk on the spit.
I hope you enjoyed seeing this very pretty part of Washington! Thanks for joining me today. On Thurs. I will post my progress on the BBD design, "Away We Ride." If anyone else would like to join our SAL, we'd welcome you!!
What a beautiful area!!! Thank you for sharing! The ice cream sure looks yummy!
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Pronounced 'Squim', right? I worked with someone from that area. So very pretty.
ReplyDeleteMy husbands sister use to live there. I had no idea they had a Lavendar festival. Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos!
ReplyDeletei would love to go to a lavender festival!
ReplyDeleteOh those pictures are simply amazing Barb!! I can only imagine what the lavender smelled like - pure heaven I am sure. I could live in that lighthouse!! I have had lavender in ice cream before. Its delicious! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures! Lavender ice cream - interesting!
ReplyDeleteooooo what a gorgeous place to visit :) love lavender and the ice cream sounds divine :) great shot of the lighthouse too :) love mouse xxxxx
ReplyDeleteI can smell the Lavender. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pic of the Lighthouse also.
Thanks for sharing such a pretty area.
Marilyn
We had camped in Squim many years ago. I recall we ate at a resturant that served Dungeness crab but I think that was in the town called Dungeness and the name was the Crab shack! It was many years ago and great memories.
ReplyDeletelove all the lavender fields. love Annette
Beautiful photos Barb.The lavender fields are glorious and I could just eat a bowl of the ice cream right now.
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ReplyDeleteWOW! Am sure the smell of the lavender was heavenly and the taste of lavender ice cream equally delicious
ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip! Love exploring new places, experiencing new things! Thanks for sharing! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Your lovely pictures made me feel like I was with you. I love lavender -and lavender ice cream? Oh yum!!! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun! My uncle runs an organic farm there in Sequim. Thanks for the beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteI can smell the lavender! Gorgeous pictures. What a lovely field trip. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos !
ReplyDeleteHi Barb, lovely photos - I just wish that I wasn't allergic to lavender! I have ordered my Away we ride from Down Sunshine Lane and I will start as soon as it arrives.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you two had a great day trip! The lavendar is gorgeous...I had no idea it grew in different colors!
ReplyDeleteOh, a lavender festival--how wonderful. You seem to have some gorgeous places to visit out your way, Barb!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, Barb! Lavender is one of my favorite plants. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's all beautiful! We've been to Seattle twice, and absolutely loved everything about it. Now we need to see more of the state. Your lavender pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I love the look and smell of lavender.
ReplyDeleteOh my, such great pictures. I remember having been there once, it was wonderful to travel around there.
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