Hike 3/20 Washington Park (Anacortes)
Twisted madronas and other hardy trees lining the shore
Monkeyflower in bloom on a bare hillside
Patridgefoot, or something like it
Carefully ascending a rocky step in the trail
Eye-catching moss at the base of a wind-sculpted tree
Lomatium, aka Spring Gold
On the trail high above Burrow Channel at Washington Park
Monument and gravesite of Mr. Havekost, the original land owner who gave the park as a gift in 1911
Iconic tree at Burrows Island vista
A welcoming bench, but a little too cold and windy for lingering today
Following the park loop drive back to the beginning
Looking out toward Cypress Island from Green Point
Rocky coastline at Washington Park.
Twisted madronas and other hardy trees lining the shore
Monkeyflower in bloom on a bare hillside
Patridgefoot, or something like it
Carefully ascending a rocky step in the trail
Eye-catching moss at the base of a wind-sculpted tree
Lomatium, aka Spring Gold
On the trail high above Burrow Channel at Washington Park
Monument and gravesite of Mr. Havekost, the original land owner who gave the park as a gift in 1911
Iconic tree at Burrows Island vista
A welcoming bench, but a little too cold and windy for lingering today
Following the park loop drive back to the beginning
Looking out toward Cypress Island from Green Point
Rocky coastline at Washington Park.
Twisted madronas and other hardy trees lining the shore
Monkeyflower in bloom on a bare hillside
Patridgefoot, or something like it
Carefully ascending a rocky step in the trail
Eye-catching moss at the base of a wind-sculpted tree
Lomatium, aka Spring Gold
On the trail high above Burrow Channel at Washington Park
Monument and gravesite of Mr. Havekost, the original land owner who gave the park as a gift in 1911
Iconic tree at Burrows Island vista
A welcoming bench, but a little too cold and windy for lingering today
Following the park loop drive back to the beginning
Looking out toward Cypress Island from Green Point
Rocky coastline at Washington Park.