We arrived in Sequim last Thursday. It's the lavender capital of North America and the third weekend of July is the lavender festival. We are staying with Clark's cousins, Earl and Diane Bergmen. They don't live here year around because the winters are pretty dreary. Summers are beautiful. Their house is on the Strait of Juan de Fuca. View to the north are the San Juan Islands, heading east is Mt. Baker and Port Townsend. Cruise ships pass through here to Seattle--3 came through Friday night and went back out Sunday night. Lots of wild life here. We saw families of quail, ferrets, deer, and bald eagles. I could sit on their back deck all summer. At night with the windows open the sea air filters in and I could listen to the water slap the shore.
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| back of the house from beach |
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| looking toward Pacific Ocean from their beach |
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