I wanted to share more photos of La Conner. We are in Blaine, WA and finally have decent WiFi for uploading photos.
We had to walk around town often to burn off the calories from all the delicious food we found to eat at the Calico Cupboard Cafe & Bakery. (sorry no photo) Plus, this is a great place to window shop! So many unusual art pieces from near and far. I could have spent hours just looking in each shop.
Across the river is the Swinomish Indian Tribe Community. They also own the land that our campground is located.
I just love a town that loved a strange looking dog so much that they have a statue of him and named the little square after him.
Art work seems to be everywhere. In small squares and sidewalks....
on porches.....
and on old dock pilingsI fell in love with several old homes. The wood work and paint colors are so inspiring! I wish I could see the inside of the house in the photo below.
Okay, I had to have at least one photo of La Conner's famous bridge.
So, I will end my photo tour here for now.
On The Cutting Board
More Southwest Happy Campers in the making!
I sort of let my needle get away from me on the peach one. Lots of embroidery on that one! Well, they are not going to get done if I stay on the computer, so back to the cutting board for more sewing!
Happy Quilting!
I live in North Bellingham! How fun you are vacationing here!
ReplyDeleteSo interesting to see the town with all its artwork and a sculpture of a much loved pooch. I agree the buildings are beautiful as is your sewing. X
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome adventure you must of had in this charming little town. Love seeing it thru your eyes and camera lense. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed my little tour!
DeleteI love reading your posts, Sandy! Enjoy yourselves! Love your embroidery!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann! I'm happy you are enjoying them.
DeleteOh it's been so long, and how I've missed seeing your adventures on the blog!
ReplyDeleteI was away from almost all things online for most of this year, so I'm really happy to be back and visiting your blog today. =0)
I really like that photo of the bridge. And those houses!!! So fun to look at.