18.5.10
Westport Child (Slight Return)
Nocturne, Westport WA
Ha - that one jolted you, didn't it! Relax, you didn't hit the wrong blog and I haven't temporarily lost my mind.
So, as you might deduce, I revisited the coast last weekend. I have to grudgingly admit that a flock o' brown pelicans soaring against a raging Pacific sunset is awesome and beautiful (global warming notwithstanding...there were never pelicans this far north when I was growing up).
However, when I could tear my eyes away from the glories of nature, I was still attracted by the following.
Behind the gift shop, Grayland WA
The shop itself was a wonderful warren of rooms in an ancient house (or two cobbled together?), filled disquietingly - for me, if not my daughter, wife, and mother - with very girly stuff and new-age music. Nice chocolate truffles, though!
Behind the cannery, Westport
Someone must have been thinking for the past fifty years that this might be a good refurbishment project next weekend. Oh well. All the better for the flaneur.
False front, Graham WA
One of a collection of rustic buildings apparently ready for renovation towards a future tourist trap. Or a cleverly disguised meth lab.
Signage, Graham
Local subtleties of anti-vandalism (or anti-meth-lab-discovery).
Labels:
abandoned,
cars,
garden design,
northwest,
signage
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Another fascinating glimpse of the usually unseen or avoided. Shots one and two are favourite, although I did love the sign.
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