PUGET SOUND
Seattle, Suquamish, Agate Passage, Indianola, Liberty Bay

When I moved to Washington State in 1998, I fell in love.
Even though it rained every day from November to June, here you can see why!

AGATE PASSAGE On a breezy October afternoon Bigleaf maple parasols Twirl above the road Lively crows tumble and soar Daredevils who play the wind Thirty foot swells White-capped chop Tree-snapping storms Encircle Puget Sound From coast to Cascades Yet here we are, warmed by the sun and still later a star-filled sky. —Kathryn Keve

(c)(w)(p) Puget Sound Rainbow	(c) Cascade Sunrise	(c) (p) Liberty Bay Marina
(c) June Moon	(c) (p) Rich Passage	(c)(w) (p) Sweet August Sunrise
(c)Sunbreak	(c)(p)Ready to Migrate	(c)Puget Sound: Misty Morn
(c)Puget Sound Sunrise-July	(c) Silver Moonlight	(c)(p)Puget Sound Mood
(c)Agate Pass Bridge	(c)September Sunrise	(c)Agate Pass Bridge: Morning Fog
(c)Agate Passage Bridge with Sailboat	(c)Agate Passage Bridge with Heron	(c)Agate Passage Bridge at Sunset
(c)Agate Passage Bridge	(c)(p)Liberty Bay: Olympic View	(c) UW Cherry Trees Hoyte Lamp
(c) Space Needle Asian Art Museum	(c) Space Needle and Fountain	(c) Space Needle Experience Music Project
Chief Seattle's Grave	(c)Chief Seattle's Grave Stone(repaired)	Chief Seattle's Grave
Chief Seattle's Grave 2010	St. Peter Catholic Church	Totem Pole: Suquamish Clearwater Resort
Suquamish Cemetery Morning Fog	(c)Indianola: Mt. Rainier	(c)Indianola Dock(da)

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