Yesterday my travel buddy and I drove south to Whidbey Island, which is a very long (62 miles) but narrow island just south of Fidalgo Island. The Deception Pass Bridge connects these two islands. Whidbey is relatively flat but has spectacular shorelines, picturesque farming and fishing communities, an abundance of aquatic life, and colorful flora and fauna. There are several small waterfront towns, which cater to artists and tourists alike. No matter where you are on the island, you'll be awestruck by the sweeping views of Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainier, the Olympic Peninsula, beaches, forests, prairies, and colorful homesteads. Whidbey Island is one of my favorite places to explore when I'm in Washington. Come take a look...
The stunning Deception Pass Bridge, completed in 1935, connects the two islands...
4 comments:
Hi Linnea! Just as I was wondering where you might me exploring now, I learned that you are in Anacortes. I see spring is everywhere and it has appeal completely different from your last winter trip there. I wish you a wonderful time.
I love these recent travel photos! Spring is in the air and you are capturing it so well.
The bridge was a real stunner and so was many other things too. Great collection of stickers on the window.
Beautiful pictures of our Whidbey Island. I feel so blessed to live here.
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