Around Washington State

by Toby

Washington State offers something for everyone. I have lived here most of my life, and am still amazed at the variety of scenery.

Sunrise At Westport
Westport is a friendly little fishing village on the Washington coast. Many...

Westport Lighthouse
The lighthouse is over 100 years old and can be seen 23 miles out to sea.

Dungenness Spit
Near the town of Sequim, on Washington's Northern coast, this spit...

Washington Coast Sunset
Near the Twin Harbors campground, there are miles and miles of quiet beach to...

Vantage Bridge
The Interstate 90 bridge across the Columbia River in the center of...

Fall colors at Kachess Lake
Located off of I-90 in the Washington Cascades, this lake is really a...

Kachess Lake
This picture was taken in the spring when the water level is at its highest.

Kachess Lake-bed in the Fall
Huge tree stumps are left in the lake bed; hidden in the spring and early...

Sassy Squirrel!
It is always nice when the wildlife will pose for a picture! This is a...

Morning Mist; Lake Wenatchee
Located in the central part of the state off of Highway #2, Lake...

Admiralty Head Lighthouse
Located near Coupeville, on Whidby Island in Washington's Puget...

Maryhill Museum of Art
Near the town of Goldendale in Washington's south central area,...

Lake Wenatchee
The first light of day was filtered by heavy fog, which swiflty...

Mt Shuksan
The scenery in this area is well worth the drive up dead-end road...

Rimrock Lake
Located off Highway #12 in the Washington Cascades' southern region,...

Farm, south of Spokane
With Mica Peak in the background, and rolling fields in all...

Red Barn
The same barn as in the other farm scene; this was taken on a different day,...

Sullivan Lake
In the extreme Northeast corner of the state, this beautiful lake offers...

Vista House, Mt. Spokane
Mt Spokane is located just Northeast of the city of Spokane in Eastern...

Palouse Falls
A graveled, but (usually) well-maintained road leading off of highway...

Central Ferry, St. Park
Highway #127 crosses the Snake River here, in the southeastern...

Skookum Lake
North of Spokane and close to the Idaho border, little Skookum Lake is...

Coast Sunset
Taken near Westport, the everchanging colors in the sunsets are fascinating....

article published 04/26/2001

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I live in oklahoma but am from washington burlington to be exact I miss my home state and the people things are so different here and ugly
— Margie, June 15, 2008

hhheeeelllloooooo ppppeeeppppssss
wow these places are really beautiful and i've gone to the sunset and the place in olympia my dad and mom and me and my brother were there when they took one of those pictures it was awsome
— kindra, June 10, 2008

Thank you so much, I'm looking forward to visiting all of the places on this summer !
— Brad, June 1, 2007

thanx u so much i really enjoyed the pics -shadow
— shadow, February 7, 2007

thank you
I really enjoyed the photos. Thank you! I took one trip through Washington and it was the most beautiful place I had ever seen. Your photos allowed me to see it again.
— Lennda, April 14, 2006

Thanks so much for your wonderful photos!!!!!
— Eleanor Robb, March 9, 2005

I was born and raised in Washington but have been away for a while. I'm currently in the Army and on deployment in Iraq. It's nice to see pictures of a place so beatiful when you are in a place like this.
— Mike, August 30, 2003

thanks for the help! yur photos rock!
— skyness, May 20, 2003

I moved away from Washington a year ago. I miss it so much. Your photos bring back such fond memories of home. Thank you!
— Jenn, July 18, 2002

Gorgeous shots -- well done!
— Gerry T., January 23, 2002

I really like this pic! Keep the good work Up
— Angelina, January 15, 2002

Thank you...
I am from Washington State but have been in the Navy for over 20 years, rarely get to go home. Thanks again.
— Marty Allen, September 2, 2001

It's been many years since I've visited Washington. Thanks for the memories and beautiful photos.
— this is a joke, July 29, 2001