Fortson Mill

 honestly i can spend hours in these places.
see here for a bit more imagery and history from
Martha Rasmussen at destination Darrington.

there was an unexplorable area as it was filled with what felt like sinking sand after climbing down into it and hopping from log to log- with a camera and tripod i returned to the surface , too hard to photograph when you are sinking - did it at carkeek trying to photograph a mock slug on a stump.

Fortson Mill, Arlington, wa

ok not much for this evening - got waffles for dinner to make-
yes waffles.
i will most likely get to these starting tomorrow but i had this one of a hole that i really wanted to play with before waffle time- i am out of vegetables.



we went to Fortson Mill today- pretty nice- muddy in places- deep sucking mud in some. i took this photo right before leaving , my folks came along had a walk saw a fish hatchery of some sort (i will look into that.) and a heron, dragonflies,a turtle, red winged blackbirds, swallows, a dead snake and some other creatures i have momentarily forgotten. but this hole is a bit like a visual poem, a simple one. maybe less a poem and more a poetic sentence, for me it is anyhow i couldn't imagine most would fall in love with such a scene. three plays on essentially the same shot.
oh i am looking forward to the rest...
waffles first.