Part of my weekend "In America" was spent in this charming little town. It's a place that I could easily call home! It's on the mainland but feels removed for the chaos of everyday life. Lots of great shops - not one but TWO great quilt stores and both offer classes ! There are antique stores, great tea shops and a host of other art friendly places to stroll through. It's one of the nicest Washington State towns I have visited - and I could easily be happy there !We passed field of colorful, cheerful Dahlia blossoms and the town's streets were filled with some amazing hanging baskets. They are probably the lushest and largest that I have ever seen anywhere. The draped from the tops of buildings to the street - full, luscious blossoms. Quite amazing !
Carlo and Lauren. 
Dahlia blooms - ready to be cut !
These were some of the blossoms in the hanging baskets that lined the town's streets. Amazing colorful and luscious !
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I have never seen so many dahlias in one place. I've never grown them but my neighbor does. They have such a complex bloom and last a long time as a bouquet. Thanks for sharing that picture. I love the windmill in the first picture too.
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