Tulip’s time

It is time of traditional tulip festival in Skagit Valley, that is one hour north from Seattle. My view of tulip fests of previous years: 2012 and 2013.

Just plenty of different tulips below:

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Spring flowers

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Mt Brew – ski version

Two weeks ago I skied to Mt Brew and it was perfect trip.

Hike to Mt Brew in summer version can be viewed here.

First time I tried skied to Mt Brew in 2012, at the beginning of my friendship with AT ski, but we . . . → Continue reading Mt Brew – ski version

Magnolia

Blooming plums

Rhododendrons

Rhododendron garden in the Burnaby near Burnaby City Hall. It is small, but concentrated haven for rhododendron-lovers. Middle of May.

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Ronning’s garden

My beloved Vancouver Island is famous by its gardens. Butchard’s Garden, for example, is known around the world. But not only Victoria neighborhood can pleased a garden-lover, the north of the Island also has its own beautiful garden. This garden is very different from Butchard’s one, . . . → Continue reading Ronning’s garden

Skagit Valley – tulip festival

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Last year tulip festival in Skagit Valley I liked a lot, and in this year we decided to do it again. That was done in the middle of the April. The garden of Roozengaarde . . . → Continue reading Skagit Valley – tulip festival

Tulip festival in Skagit Valley

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Every spring in Skagit Valley of Washington State you have a chance to feel yourself a little bit Dutch.

If you take Highway 5 south (I assume that you are Canadian), then as soon as . . . → Continue reading Tulip festival in Skagit Valley