This place where we live, the Kitsap Peninsula, is surrounded by sea water, except for one little tiny land bridge that keeps the tip of the hook of Hood Canal and and Case Inlet in South Puget Sound separate. For all intents, it is an island more than a peninsula. If a short canal were cut to connect these two bodies of water, the only ways to get here would be ferry or bridge. Water views are everywhere and ever-changing. It's a wet and lushly vegetated area, crisscrossed with streams and studded with ponds and marshes.
Friday we drove up the Hansville road to the very northern tip of the peninsula and soaked up some sun at the sandy public beach and then over at the Point No Point lighthouse. We were just out running some errands.
Sounds like Spring is coming to that beautiful place. You will have a great summer! Zanelle
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