We weren’t the only ones out whale watching. The first photo is of a tour group from British Columbia and are all decked out in their rain gear since they travel at high speeds to find the perfect location
Sure glad we are on a small 30 ft boat with just 8 of us so we all have room to move around and try to capture some great shots
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The Lime kiln Lighthouse is a functioning navigational aid and overlooks Dead Mans Bay on the western side of San Juan island and a great spot for orca watching
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Pike’s Market is one of the top attractions in Seattle. We were surprised at how big it was
Just two of the flower stands at Pike’s Market. These arrangements were only $15
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The First Starbucks is at the gateway to Seattle’s historic Pike Place Market and opened in 1971
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Are we in Seattle or San Francisco. Had no idea there were so many hills in Seattle
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A stop at the Pike Place Fish Company is a must. The fishmongers put on a great show for the visitors. If you look closely you can see one of them getting ready to throw a fish
Busy day on the bay
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Love all the flowers – do you see the sunflower in the middle of the daisies
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Had to go to Annapolis on an errand and Michael surprised me by asking what he thought about getting a new camera. We had talked about getting a new camera a while ago but decided to wait a while. He didn’t have to wait long for my answer – YES. Now we will both have a great camera and won’t have to share anymore. So of course we had to stop at the Naval Academy on the way home to take some photos. This blue heron was nice enough to pose for us.
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