Bawdy the Squirrel

Port Angeles, WA Somewhere between eccentric and magic, there is the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center ’s Art Outside project. Over 75 pieces of...

In Sequim you can still pick blackberries on the side of the road. Lots and lots of blackberries. So many that your hands turn purple, and y...

Sequim, WA. A small, self-proclaimed retirement town overlooking the Pacific Ocean and, on a good day, Canada. A main bus line running down ...

Sunny Farms is the supermarket/natural foods store/co-op that Bert & Ernie would have invented. Just off the bus line, also known as Ca...

There's no hurricanes here. Just Glaciers. Well, far-away glaciers. Very far away. It's still Summer. And there's that whole Glo...

Port Townsend, WA This is one of those little towns that accepts anyone who accepts anyone else. Equipped with little more than a few Victor...

I'm accustomed to crossing cultures. Despite the U.S. attempt to appropriate the melting pot idea, I have yet to encounter a city contai...

So. As part of my grand trip up North, I headed to see how the other English-speaking nation on the Americas handles their citizens without ...

Welcome to Downtown Port Angeles. Logging. Shipping. Logging. And ferries to Canada. You can float your way outta here. Just be careful; you...

They told us once or twice to quit playin' cards and shootin' dice. My first stop in Washington was one of the little port towns (no...

When you ride the bus, you can do crazy things, like crash an art party on the spur of the moment, without having to worry about the high co...

Welcome to my slice of the pie. It is a short runway strip of grass created by the unruly nature of Santa Monica Blvd, which is one of those...

I must be nuts not to own a working car in the city infamous for its Freeways and interchanges, Gas(tronomical) prices and SUVs. You know, t...