Rainshadow Journal

Citizen scientists brave a hailstorm. Photo by Wendy Feltham. After a career as an elementary school principal, I moved to Port Townsend and surprised myself...

Beautiful Banded Brant

April 10, 2022

River Otters

December 20, 2021

Insects on the Peninsula: Part 3

October 16, 2021

Insects on the Peninsula: Part 2

September 4, 2021

Musings & Memoirs

Diana Talley – Shavings in my brassiere #2

Diana Talley - May 14, 2022 4

ABSENTIA I left something behind at a fancy hotel... in absentia. Many years ago an old girlfriend was having a passionate, extremely private affair with a...

The lost commencement address by Tom Robbins

May 9, 2022

Diana Talley – Shavings in my brassiere

May 7, 2022

We Regret the Error: 100 Years of Editorial Blindness

April 3, 2022

Hi Ho Silver’s 240,000 Memories

November 5, 2021

On the Water - On the Hard

Boys – and Girls – In the Boat

Peggy Myre - September 9, 2021 1

Port Townsend’s Legacy of Wooden Rowing Shells In 1998 the phone rang at the Cupola House, then home of the Wooden Boat Foundation, and was...

What Puget Sound Pilots Want You to Know

September 1, 2021

A Boating Conundrum

May 15, 2021

Off Track! The Log of the Roberto

March 21, 2021

WA360: The Race to Alaska Comes Home

March 15, 2021

Birds

Songbirds of Port Townsend

Wendy Feltham - April 19, 2022 5

With the spring "dawn chorus" in full swing, we thought it would be appropriate to rerun local photographer and Land Trust Natural History Society...

Birdman of Protection Island

July 22, 2021

Birds on the Beach

April 20, 2021

Birds In Flight

February 22, 2021

Millions of Birds in Trump’s Crosshairs

July 2, 2020

History

America’s Guidebooks: The Way We Were

Ross Anderson - November 9, 2021 5

Eighty years ago this fall, the state Historical Society published “Washington: A Guide to the Evergreen State.” At 700 pages and some 250,000 words,...