Lavender Farm Visit

Last week, I had my first “field trip” with the Olympic Peaks Camera Club. We met at Olympic Bluffs Lavender Farm & Cidery just after six and were able to stay until ten with the sun setting at about a quarter past nine. This was my first time joining them as I had not had the opportunity to attend the first monthly meeting as I received my member details the day of and I could not make it work. Anyway, after meeting everyone there I set off to start taking photos. The wind was kicking pretty hard as we were right on the bluffs overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca – the lavender plants were about a half mile from the bluff edge so it was a bit on the chilly side.

I hope you enjoy these.

Lavender Fields looking towards the Olympics

Light Lavender

Clouds over the Olympics

Lavender Stalks

Light/White Lavender Stalks

Rows of lavender leading towards a bench between trees

Lavender flowers

Lavender flowers

White/Light Lavender flowers

Lavender flowers

Lavender Plants

White/Light Lavender flowers

White/Light Lavender flowers

White/Light Lavender flowers

White/Light Lavender flowers

Rows of Lavender

Cider Apple Tree

Lavender flowers

lavender flowers

lavender plant from above

lavender rows with a building in the background

lavender plant

stalks of lavender

Rows of lavender facing the bluffs and a B&B

white lavender

Clouds over the mountains

Rows of Lavender

Lavender stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Rows of lavender

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Rows of lavender

A fun close up of lavender

Lavender Stalks

Motion blur lavender in the wind

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

Lavender plants

a fun close up of lavender flowers

more apples at the cidery

Clouds over fields of lavender

Wheat

Lavender Stalks

White lavender plants

Rows of lavender

Lavender Stalks

Motion blur lavender in the wind

Lavender Stalks

Motion blur lavender in the wind

Lavender Stalks

Lavender Stalks

More Wheat

Clouds