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Blue Willow Lavender Farm Part II!

June 21, 2015farm, landscape photography, natureblue willow lavender farm, Froggey, Froggie, gardens, key peninsula, landscape, lavender, photos, relaxation, scenes from the lilypad, solaceFroggie

http://www.bluewillowlavenderfarm.com/Blue_Willow_Lavender_Farm/Welcome.html

This place is a bit tricky to find but I promise if you are a lavender lover and are in the neighborhood it is totally worth your time to walk around, inhale the scents, and absorb the peace of the entire farm. There are multiple places to sit, strategic places next to trees where there is shade. The store is amazing and glowing with brilliantly flowering roses and lavender.

Tracy, the owner, is as kind and earthy as can be.

Truly a beautiful experience.

Haven of Rest Cemetery – Gig Harbor

April 26, 2014Uncategorizedcemeteries, christianity, crosses, crucifixion, death, Froggie, Haven of Rest, nature, photos, Scenes from LilypadFroggie

For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity.
~William Penn

http://www.havenrest.com/

Herron Road

January 16, 2014nature, PhotosAutumn, Froggie, herron road, Home, nature, photos, scenes from the, scenes from the lilypad, tide in, WashingtonFroggie

Floating

January 15, 2014nature, Photosfloating, fog, Froggie, lakes, nature, Olalla, photos, suspension, WAFroggie

Pitched tent in the foggy Lake. Olalla, WA

Why do we argue? Life’s so fragile, a successful virus clinging to a speck of mud, suspended in endless nothing. ~Alan Moore

Sunday jaunt

Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing can resist it.
Lao Tzu

Lavender Wind Farm

December 28, 2013Uncategorizedfarm, Froggie Whidbey Island, herbs, lavender, lavender in bloom, lavender plants, nature, photos, scents, WA, Washington, Whidbey IslandFroggie

Lavender Wind Farm lives on Whidbey Island up in Washington state. Both farms allow you to go in and wander about to your hearts content, no charge. I highly recommend both, just for the scents alone.

http://www.lavenderwind.com/

There are rolling fields of lavender. There is a giant garden which boasts flowers of many types, and also some very shy sunflowers! The garden has a lot of other herbs like dill and chives, so just a simple stroll through the grounds is a very aromatically pleasing experience.

Someone was very artistic in their landscaping. There is a pond full of lilies, whimsical little bridges with metal fish ornaments, and even a purple water bath. A closed gazebo/shed where you can see all of the lavender bunches drying. But my most favorite thing was the lavender labyrinth.

I visited in the evening, with overcast skies and white lace clouds hovering over the mountains in the distance across from Ebey’s Landng. I felt like I had fallen into an Ann of Green Gables book.