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A day is longer than a night, finally! Spring is here. This forsythia agrees with this statement. More photos:
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Last Saturday we made our traditional summer visit to lavender fields of Sequim. Lavender of previous years can be seen here. More: . . . → Continue reading Traditional lavender
Kerameikos (Κεραμεικός) is another nook of the antic Athena where philosophical reflections easily substitute all other thoughts. Actually it is a cemetery, antic cemetery. Pericles, for example, is buried here. The name Kerameikos came from the bigger area that included the cemetery. Potters lived here. . . . → Continue reading My Greek Vacation. Athena. Kerameikos
Every year Roozengarten in Skagit valley shows new variety of tulips and new compositions of flowerbed. . . . → Continue reading Tulips of this Year
Tulips in Skagit Valley I visited every year since 2012. This year was not exception. Tulip fields are beautiful under the sun as well as under a rain. . . . → Continue reading In the fields
Beginning of the April in the Skagit Valley.
We have visited Enchantment Lakes thrice already (fall, spring), but we never been in July here, so, when our friend invited us to share their permit (during the season you need permit that is very difficult to . . . → Continue reading Enchantment Lakes in July
In the middle of July we hiked around Mother Mount in the Mount Rainier National Park. The trail length is about 15 km with elevation gain about 500 meters. It is nice alpine trail with perfect view if this view is not totally covered with heavy fog how . . . → Continue reading Mother Mount trail
More photos of our Lavender tour. B&B near Sequim. Lavender, poppies and cornflowers. . . . → Continue reading Red, blue and purple |
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