Rick and I now live in the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. We went up to Sequim, Washington, also on the Olympic Peninsula, and I think it really dawned on me today how vast, diverse, and beautiful this peninsula is! Our friends, Tom and Ursula, rent a beautiful old farmhouse in Sequim, WA for about a month every year. Herds of elk come to eat their share of the corn planted in the fields near the house. The house is located on a acres and acres of land and is within walking distance to a lovely beach. We enjoyed walking on the property and on the beach. We enjoyed our time with Tom and Ursula so very much!
I took the photo above on the first evening of our arrival. The light was bright and magical. The red of the old barn (recently re-sided!), which used to house dairy cows some 100 years ago, struck me with such awe. I am really pleased at how I was able to capture that precious moment in time with my Leica.
Here are other photos from our visit with Tom and Ursula in Sequim:
Fran and Ursula, at the beach 10 minutes walk from the farm!
Old structure on the farm (lichen on the roof)
field of corn on the farm in Sequim
The farm’s silo
Rick and Ursula walking together
Ursula and Tom!
“Our” Sequim farmhouse barn and silo
Fran and Rick on the beach
How delightful to see photos of Ursula and Tom….am remembering the yoga classes at SAC many years ago.