A county by county look at all thirty-nine counties in Washington state, with photographs by the author. Part of a proposed coffee table book: Evergreen–A Photographic Portrait of Washington’s Thirty-Nine Counties.
Washington’s largest City, Seattle, is the queen city of the Northwest. I drove through the city in 1975 without stopping, but returned a couple of years later to stay with a friend who had left Montana for the big city. Our friend lived on Capitol Hill, in the heart of Seattle’s gay district and we…
I’ve been to or through Tacoma and Pierce County, many times, but on October 3rd, 2016, Mike and I drove through on a photo excursion. If you want to read my Pierce County post from the Evergreen book, just click this link. But if you just want to sit back and watch the scenery go…
Introducing Mason County Sawamish County came into being just over one month after Skamania and Whatcom Counties. On April 15th, 1854, the territorial legislature created the new County from the northern portion of Thurston County. They gave it the name of a native tribe living in the southern Puget Sound area, the Sawamish. David Shelton,…
