Looking over the stone breakwater and across the bay at the refinery in Anacortes, Washington.

Sunrise at Cap Sante, Anacortes, WA. Jeanmarie's Photography's photo.

Apparently this is a 1909 Barney & Smith sleeper car. Information is from other Flickr members. I hope no one has slept in this abandoned rail car for a long time. Would love to have seen the inside, but we're too old to be climbing barbed wire fences. It's sitting all by itself in a field outside of Anacortes, Washington.

better in person

This is a shot that is the result of a little low level skulking around on a pebbled beach near Anacortes. The Killdeer are a variety of the Ringed Plover and as I found out with this one they are reasonably tame. What struck me was the beautiful bright ring to its eye.

An Osprey makes off with lunch! Near Anacortes, WA

Our first night in Anacortes, we ate at a restaurant at the Marina. We sat on the patio where they had a fireplace burning and blankets for us to drape over our shoulders - very nice!

Spotted on the seashore at Anacortes, Washington State.

This afternoon I went out to photograph some trees. The light wasn't giving me the shots I wanted, but it did appear a few times.

The weather has been pretty windy the last few days and the leaves are beginning to fall of the trees.

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Anacortes

Ferry to the San Juans and Anacortes

© Aurora Santiago

Northern lights near the Anacortes ferry terminal, July 17, 2017

An Evening at Anacortes

Anacortes

In Hawthorn tree first thing in the morning. By mid morning the tree had been cleaned of fruit.

Ferry to the San Juan Islands

Anacortes

aerial ferry sunset out of Anacortes

Fuchsia blooming in my garden

One the deer haven't found yet, they love the buds of any plant and have been increasing on our island.

Anacortes.

Photo taken from Cap Sante Park with this beautiful view of the town of Anacoretes at sunset.

Found in the city of Anascorte

anacortes, washington - august 2005

Anacortes.