Driving off the north end of the Island, we cross over Deception Pass Bridge. We found a trail that goes under the bridge on the island at mid-span, where the structure is visible. It's an amazing feat of engineering, and beautiful to see.
So, then, we drove past this place - another amazing feat - just not quite sure what of! This artist had a yard full of steel creations - mostly western-themed - horse and wagons, water wheels, and the huge fishing pole landing a salmon on top of the house! We had to drive past two times just to take it all in.
Driving off the north end of the Island, we cross over Deception Pass Bridge. We found a trail that goes under the bridge on the island at mid-span, where the structure is visible. It's an amazing feat of engineering, and beautiful to see.
So, then, we drove past this place - another amazing feat - just not quite sure what of! This artist had a yard full of steel creations - mostly western-themed - horse and wagons, water wheels, and the huge fishing pole landing a salmon on top of the house! We had to drive past two times just to take it all in.
The reason we went to Burlington was to deliver a Train BBQ so it could be in a parade. Big John bought one of the Trains a couple of years ago, but his is in use everyday so we brought one of the rentals for him to tow in the parade. That's Big John in his new red chef's jacket, and David on the right. John walked along and passed out candy and coupons for his restaurant while someone sat in the back of the train and rang the bell. He had the banners on his truck, and a coal car behind the train, so he was almost a parade by himself!
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