It’s hard to believe that just a week ago the skies were so clear and blue. We are in a overcast, gray, and wet pattern right now.
We have the opportunity to see many Totem Poles in the Pacific Northwest because of our Northwest Coast Native populations. They are carved from large trees, generally from Western Red Cedar. These Totem Poles are featured at the Evergreen Fair Grounds in Monroe, Washington. If you are interested in reading about the different types of Totem Poles google it and enjoy the history…
Have you ever used the expression low man on the totem pole? Usually the expression means someone who is the lowest ranking in a group or organization. The thing I learned today in reading some history about Totem Poles is that the order of the faces carved on a totem pole have no universal significance.
Visit Sally at Smiling Sally to see more blue…
Photobucket replaced all my photos with ugly black and grey boxes and they are holding my photos hostage until I pay them lots of money. I’m slowly going through all my posts and trying to clean them up and replacing some photos. Such a bother.
A lot of work goes into making these! Love the blue color of the sky! Totally amazing – especially today up here – as we were in an ice fog!!
Love those totem poles against a brilliant, blue sky. Lovely.
There are some fantastic totems on the island too – and usually one being carved at the Royal BC Museum.
I love these photos, reminds of my trips to Oregon and Washington. Hope you’re having blue skies today. Happy Blue Monday!
these are beautiful carvings.
I just had to soak in the beauty of those blue skies. It is nothing like that here today although we did have a beautiful sky yesterday.
I love those blue skies! Thanks for sharing.
Happy Blue Monday, Ellen.
Cool! Interesting fact about the totem poles. 🙂
Great shots…that’s me…Ellen, Low man on the Totem Pole…that’s why my name is on the bottom of the list. (:)
They are really striking. That sky is a gorgeous blue.
Interesting and pretty blue background. Have a great week!
beautiful pictures and terrific skies! so dark!