Sequim “merges culture and nature in the Pacific Northwest,” according to Newsmax magazine. “Unique to Sequim are the magnificent lavender fields and festivals that delight the senses. Known as the ‘lavender capital of North America,’ Sequim (pronounced skwim) is just two hours north of Seattle, but sits in the ‘rain shadow’ of the Olympic Mountains. As a result, it gets just 16 inches of precipitation annually. Scenic adventures include exploring gorgeous Puget Sound and taking the 30-minute ferry ride to Victoria, Canada. Culture abounds with the Museum and Arts Center’s rotating exhibits and the Olympic Theatre Arts performances.”
No surprise for those of us who live and love it here.
Last Updated on February 19, 2010 by Chuck Marunde
Sequim is a beautiful little place. However, you must know people there or have a nice husband/wife. There is lots of out door places to walk, but winter is wet, and the town gets pretty small, and boring. I found the sun is really not there all that much, just a peek some days. You must like boating and fishing and sidewalks that roll up at 5 PM, daily. Great place to buy organic veggies. Its mostly retirees and farmers. There is a nice Indian Casino about 20 minutes away, but shopping is a hike the nearest mall is 40 miles away in Silverdale.
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