There are nearly 200 pictures here that I took on our honeymoon trip. The state of Washington has some very beautiful scenery. Most of these pictures were taken around Seattle and the peninsula area out by the Pacific Ocean.
This first set was taken at Snoqualmie Falls, which was on the way to Seattle.
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| Oregon grapes |
I found some old steam engine equipment at the Northwest Railway Museum in Snoqualmie, Washington and naturally had to take a few pictures.
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| A Shay locomotive |
The next two pictures were taken by the Seattle waterfront.
Next, we visited Pike Place Market which is near the Seattle waterfront.
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| Somebody would pull a string behind the counter to wiggle the fish when children came close. |
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| Interesting names on these bottles of hot sauce!!! |
Then, we visited the Seattle Aquarium.
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| We found Nemo!!! |
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| Really neat underwater dome aquarium |
Back out to the Seattle waterfront.
Our visit to the Space Needle.
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| Looking down from 520 feet up. |
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| Loved the spiders painted on the building!!! |
Next, we visited Chihuly Gardens and Glass. This place is simply breath-taking.
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| Reflection of the Space Needle on one of the huge glass ornaments outside. |
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| If someone feels rich, you want to buy this for me? LOL |
The Edmonds-Kingston Ferry ride.
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| The huge white peak in the center of the photo is Mt. Rainier. |
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| The Seattle skyline, complete with the Space Needle and Mt. Rainier to the right. |
A couple of pictures from our short stop in Port Townsend, WA
The scenery as we headed to Port Angeles, WA
Pictures from Port Angeles, WA
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| Outdoor wall mural on the side of a building. |
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| A band was setting up and the pigeons were moving to the music! |
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| Another outdoor wall mural |
Pictures taken between Port Angeles and Forks, WA
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| A deer that walked up behind us. |
My first visit to a rain forest.
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| Scary monster??? |
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| On the big branches, the moss drapes down both sides. |
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| Wow!!! |
Ruby Beach, WA
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| The driftwood that washes out of the rain forest litters the beach. |
First Beach La Push, WA
Grand Coulee Dam
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| Look at the sag on those wires! |
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| A neat little park I found while out walking |
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| These signs, located on the bridge walkway, explain the local geology. |
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