John Eissinger | Living in Port Townsend, Washington's Victorian Seaport

Christmas lights at the Blue Gull Inn B&B

9 01 2013

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Mom and Baby visit the B&B for Breakfast

18 09 2012

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Thunder and Lighting in Port Townsend WA

13 07 2012

It is rare to see and hear lighting and thunder on the Olympic Peninsula. Not today, it has been going on since 3:45 this morning, I need a nap. As I look out the window at 2:30 pm, blue sky one direction and black the other. Lighting and thunder continues, just shook the windows with a clap of thunder. Off and on down pours of rain as well. Forcast says it will continue tonight. A low pressure stays in place at least for a while. Enjoy the light show!

Great classical music

12 07 2012

Olympic Music Festival

July 11th, 2012

The 29^th season of the Olympic Music Festival is going on now! It hosts concerts Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. and runs through September 2^nd. It was voted “Best Classical Music Festival” by the readers of Seattle Weekly and I have heard wonderful reviews from those who have attended. The concerts are held in a repurposed barn that sits on 55 acres of what was a turn-of-the-century dairy farm. The property itself is worth seeing, but throw in artists who have performed all over the world and you can’t go wrong. Visit the Olympic Music Festival website to purchase tickets and get driving directions.