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Monthly Archives: May 2012
A Scottish Castle in Fort Worden
Alexander’s Castle is a fairy tale residence built of red brick with a crenelated tower. It was designed and built by John B. Alexander for love of a woman . . . though the woman in question never set foot across the threshold. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site, Inns & Lodging
Tagged Alexander's Castle, Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsend, Washington
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Scotch Broom is in Bloom!
Scotch broom is an upright shrub that grows 3-10 feet tall. During spring and early summer, they are covered with a profusion of bright yellow blossoms that are a delight to see. But don’t make the mistake of planting one in your back yard! Continue reading
Posted in Great Outdoors, Parks and Gardens
Tagged Scot's broom, Scotch broom
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