Visiting the town of Port Gamble, Washington does not disappoint when it comes to vibrant orange, red, and yellow colors. Maple Trees planted along the main street add a pretty line to the white picket fences and historic homes of Port Gamble, founded in 1853. Visit the Buena Vista Cemetery too, circa 1956. Can be a little spooky with foggy weather. Two weeks later, we took a trip up to Lake Crescent and were delighted to see yellow and orange Larch trees spotted throughout the evergreens, entwined with some whisper fog. Lake Crescent was spectacular at at sunrise with brilliant color, some fog, and such crystal clear water. Lastly, the Norwegian town of Poulsbo, Washington with autumn foliage. Happy Autumn! Photos taken on October 12, 2024 and October 21, 2024 by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio, Kitsap Peninsula, Bremerton, Washington.

Buena Vista Cemetery, circa 1856, Port Gamble, Washington, in Autumn by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio

Blazing autumn color welcomes passersby driving through Port Gamble, maples trees in Autumn, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio, Bremerton, Washington.

A Port Gamble skeleton, October 12, 2024 by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio

Looking at Lake Crescent through the forest by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio

Breathtaking sunrise at Lake Crescent, Washington, Olympic National Park, October 21, 2024, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio

Golden Larches hug the evergreens in the Olympic National Forest laced with fog, near Lake Crescent, Washington by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio

Autumn foliage at the Norwegian town of Poulsbo, Washington by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio, Bremerton, Washington.

Golden Larch circle surrounded by evergreens, Olympic National Park, near Lake Crescent, Washington, by Jolly Sienda Photography and Studio

Looking out at the fog bank over Hood Canal and autumn leaves at Port Gamble, Washington, by Jolly Sienda Photography.com

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Have you ever visited Poulsbo, Washington? It’s a Norwegian-style town settled in the late 1800’s by Europeans from Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Germany. The town is known for its Norwegian old fashioned flair, vikings, colorful painted buildings, inviting boat marina, walk-able streets, restaurants, and shops. In the summer and winter there are viking festivals and art festivals on the marina. Families gather at the Austin Kvelstad Pavilion for picnics and in the summertime art festivals and musicians often entertain on the weekend from the pavilion. Liberty Bay provides a great area for boating, kayaking, water-sports, and a fireworks display over the 4th of July holiday.

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Town of Poulsbo, Washington and the viking ship painting on one of the buildings, by Jolly Sienda Photography

Little Norway, Poulsbo, WA., at autumn time, by Jolly Sienda Photography

Family photos at Austin Kvelstad Pavilion, Poulsbo, Washington by Jolly Sienda Photography

Poulsbo, WA., has several boat marinas and views of the Olympic Mountains by Jolly Sienda Photography

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