For a few days we stayed in Camano Island. A little closer to the tulip festival than Seattle was plus we found this cute air bnb with a great host. But the best part about it was that it was so close to the water. One night before heading out to dinner, Kelly and I noticed the gorgeous sky. It had been raining for most of the afternoon and finally broke up right before the sun went down. This was taken by the Camano Island Yacht Club.
So we made it to the tulip fields a little too late. Most of the tulips had already been harvested and all that were left were ones that were in Roozengaarde. Some were even wilting a little bit but I thought it was beautiful in its own way. They opened up so much more and you could really examine their insides. They also created these bigger and fuller shapes which made for a beautiful pov from the top.
While visiting the pacific northwest we had to stop by Vancouver. Eh?
I love how clean and beautiful the city is. The people are so friendly and kind. It’s definitely a place that I’d like to go back to and explore more.
Probably the best view of the city. How do I know? A whole bus of high school kids dressed up for the prom got out and took really cold/windy pics. Poor girls looked so cold. But a fun sight to see while waiting the sun to go down.
Home from Washington State! I had a great time exploring the Pacific Northwest with my friend, Kelly.
But seriously, who knew it was so windy there? It made it difficult to get the close up, detailed shots I originally intended for. So I rolled with the punches and tried something different.
Cute little duck swimming as fast as he could away from me 🙁