Oh, my!
The ladies
of the Feet and Forks walking group trekked through Bremerton this week and came across this sign in an antique store. Bremerton is a Navy town, but still, we
were SHOCKED!
The Feet and Forks
First we walk, then we eat
This week, we drove to Port Orchard and took a little foot ferry (that means no cars) to Bremerton for $2. Once there, we walked over a couple of bridges, through a park, along the downtown streets and -- surprise -- ended at a restaurant where we had
FISH TACOS AND CHOWDER.
We don't know what's being made in this project, but it was interesting to watch from the middle of a bridge. Below is a view of the snow-capped Olympic Mountains from another bridge.
And here are a few of the many
cool sculptures
sprinkled throughout town:
To keep this quilt-related, here are two little fabric and bead collages I made using mostly fabric that I painted. I'll be doing more of these colorful pieces as we burrow deeper into the gray winter.
Have a colorful day!
1 comment:
Re: the building project near the bridge - I believe it may be part of the work being done to replace the very old Manette Bridge which connects "West" Bremerton (where the ferry terminal & downtown area is) and "East" Bremerton. Great photos!
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