Possession Sound Preserve

 

PSP north


PSP south

up seasonal creek
- Demuth Photography



    At 10 o'clock I, D and Skip went to Possession Sound Preserve in the Subaru. This is a new Nature Conservancy property off Humphrey Road with a brand new gravel trail running a ways down an old roadway leading to the beach, about 3000 feet of it. Beautiful day with light rain later in the afternoon.
    In that later afternoon S and I took the yellow van to the wheel people at Les Schwab to replace the brake pads, but after going to Freeland in the car to get stuff we heard that Les got the wrong pads so we returned to the yellow van to take it home until the right brake pads come. We were at China City having tropical drinks and pot stickers when we got the call about the pads, so we were cool with it.
    Not a bad day, and tomorrow won't be any better due to setting an IV and infusing me with the Keytruda better known by its folk name pembrolizumab at the Lake Union home of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. As mentioned this will be on the glittering 7th floor of said Alliance so that is better than a sharp stick somewhere.

Here is a link to the land trust web site preserve web page so you never have to go to the actual place - 
https://www.wclt.org/possession-sound-preserve-a-step-back-in-time/


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  1. mike groganSeptember 1, 2021 at 8:23 AM

    I look forward to exploring this beach with you sometime soon. l just got back from a four day trip to Powell River with Jim Pearce. Mike

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