This is just south of Port Townsend, WA on the Larry Scott Memorial (Rails to Trails). This trail is a section of a future hoped for route for hiking or riding across the US …
This was taken with a Pentax 645N film camera on Kodak Portra 400.
Nothing says “Spring is Here” to me like seeing the trillium come up. These were growing along the Larry Scott Trail here in Port Townsend. (These are wild ones.) … and the dictionary says the plural is “Trilliums”. Which just sounds odd to me, but not as odd as Trillii.
I have shared some images from this location before, but it is nice to provide an update that this is still going on: a person living along the Larry Scott Trail (a rail to trail project in Port Townsend) maintains these bouquets along the trail. Such a nice thing to do …
The Larry Scott Trail is a rails-to-trails project that runs south of Port Townsend, WA. It is intended to be a section of the Olympic Discovery Trail, running from Port Townsend across the northern Olympic Peninsula to the Pacific. Some of the folks along the trail decorate this fence post with flowers from their yard. It’s a very nice thing to do.
These two images were taken just a few minutes apart … the top photo was a bouquet that is in a vase mounted on a fence post, while the bottom image is just a little ways up the Larry Scott Trail. They are so different from each other, but both so beautiful.
