A Short Visit to an Antique Store

In May, when I took this walk, there were flowers blooming all about.

A Verdant Hiilside

This hillside is covered with mosses and populated with lots of tall, straight trees. After the roar of the river, it is quite and peaceful. It feels as if a hobbit or two might walk out at any moment.

The Roaring Falls

I'm quite sure that I were a rock in the path of that rushing water, I'd have long ago given way to make the smoother flow. It is very powerful.

Nooksack Falls

Just below the falls, another branch of the river joins in to continue the journey on to the Pacific.

In and Near the Nooksack

The image above is among my favorite from this trip. I really love how the frothy ribbons of water weave themselves into the small falls created by the rocks in the stream.

North Fork of the Nooksack River

The adventure with Bill took us along the road toward Mt. Baker as far at the falls of the north fork of the Nooksack river. This is located not far from the general store known as Glacier, WA. There really is no town here.

A Bit More of Whatcom Falls

As you can tell from the blur of the leaves, the motion of the water over the falls creates a constant breeze along the creek. 

The Falls at Whatcom Park

In April, I visited Bellingham with my good friend Bill Lewis. We made a trip to Whatcom Park to see the falls. The last time I was here, it was summer and the place was packed beyond capacity. This time, it was pleasant with very few people around.