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You are invited to view the photographs of the “small surprises” and “interesting details” Toni Olson looks for on her walks in the woods and near rivers.  Her camera captures the effects of sunlight and shadow  and encourages you to closely examine the unique shapes, textures and inhabitants.

You are invited to savor several scenes of the sea and mountains through the lens of Lee Lageschulte.  Lee and Roger are inveterate car travelers throughout the state of Washington. Each year, favorite destinations are Semiahmoo Resort and Mount Baker in the state’s northwest corner. The visit always includes the shores of the Salish Sea and the trails on Mt. Baker. Join them and experience the natural wonders highlighted in these photographs.

Tim & I, editors of the “Nester”, are delighted to present to you another post featuring Lee Lageschulte’s wonderful photography.  The NESTER published her first post over three years ago about a road trip and within 6 months the subjects of her photographs included gardens, festivals, parks and walks in Edmonds where she lives. Of course, Lee snapped photos of Edmonds Beach.  What’s fun about beaches is that they are always changing!  With each season, storm, and tide, the beach can be a brand new experience. Even the people change from year to year.  This year’s children with sand, shovels, and pails are next year’s adolescents. This year’s parents are next year grandparents. Last year’s driftwood is rearranged and offers new possibilities for sculptures.  And so, Lee and her husband Roger offer you visual treats of Edmonds beach in 2025.