One of the new shops in Poulsbo Wa is the Good Looks Boutique. Anita opened the charming store about 6 months ago and has filled it with clothes, jewelry, vintage goods, and tea.
Anita has a collection of pearls that is quite appealing.
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Christmas Season At Valley Nursery In Poulsbo
Christmas is in full swing at Valley Nursery in Poulsbo Wa. They have a generous selection of trees that can also be planted after the Christmas holiday is over.
Beautiful wreaths abound, but the hanging evergreen arrangements were my favorite.
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American Legion Park of Poulsbo WA
The American Legion Park of Poulsbo Wa is located just off Front Street. It can also be accessed at the north end of the Boardwalk at the Liberty Bay Park on the waterfront.
This is a shot of the boardwalk connecting the two parks. It is a very safe boardwalk and perfectly maintained for accommodating baby strollers, toddlers, walkers of all ages, and even bicycles (except for the overcrowding factor).
Low Tide at the Indianola Pier and Beach
Indianola Wa pier and beach at low tide. This is a public fishing pier, a dive spot to an underwater wreck, and a great beach to walk children and dogs, plus it has a long history for being a desirable place to dock all kinds of boats.
The tide flats are prominent in this very minus tide.
A Great Wilderness Trail in the Heart of Poulsbo, Wa.
Access to the Wilderness Park Trail is across the street from North Kitsap High School on Caldart, or behind Viking Bank on Hwy. 305. This incredibly lovely 11.56 acre park is right in the heart of Poulsbo, but leaves behind concrete sidewalks and honking cars. It is a rugged dirt trail, a regular hiking trail, that makes good walking shoes or boots important. At this time of year please keep in mind the “mud” factor, because it definitely is a little sloggy.
I personally like to park at St. Olaf’s Church and walk across the little bridge toward the east to access the trail head. I believe I am just enchanted by this little bridge plus I enjoy the grassy walk before heading into the woods.
Immediately one is transported into a wonderful woods with the city left behind.
Dog Fish Creek flows alongside a lot of the trail and birds abound.
At several places small bridges have been placed over the creek.
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This large tree was uprooted this winter in one of our wind storms. It does not impede upon the trail however, just adding more texture to this rich environment. Spring will be arriving soon and this park will burst forth with wild flowers and more birds, all for us to enjoy!