Saturday scene around Edmonds: Outdoor restaurant dining, Sunday brunch preparations — and a heron close-up
Posted: June 6, 2020 2822
Staff from the Rusty Pelican gets tables ready Saturday for the Sunday brunch crowd.
The line to enter the Spring Garden Market stretched from Bell Street to the fountain.
Customers enjoying sidewalk tables at Salt & Iron. The inside dining area will open early next week.
It was kid heaven on the waterfront as Saturday’s minus 3.3 foot tide exposed the full array of wiggly, slimy creatures. And if you missed it, don’t despair. Another major low tide is in store tomorrow, dropping to minus 3.2 feet at 12:35 p.m.
Anyone know the family captured in this photo with a Great Blue Heron Saturday? Photographer Larry Vogel would be happy to supply the family with a photo — email myedmondsnews@gmail.com to arrange.
The Saturday lunch crowd filled all the available tables on the Mar-Ket patio and sidewalk.
Chanterelle is all in readiness for tomorrow’s Sunday brunch crowd.
Photographer Larry Vogel wandered around Edmonds with his camera Saturday and found it buzzing with activity. As Snohomish County moved into Phase 2 under the state’s reopening plan, some restaurants were offering outside dining, while others were busily preparing to open for Sunday brunch. And along the waterfront, an extreme low tide drew families to explore the many wonders revealed.
Thanks, Larry. It is good to see downtown returning to some semblance of normal.
As I walked around downtown Edmonds on Saturday taking photos and feeling such joy seeing our little town slowly moving into phase 2 was a welcome sight.
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Thanks, Larry. It is good to see downtown returning to some semblance of normal.
As I walked around downtown Edmonds on Saturday taking photos and feeling such joy seeing our little town slowly moving into phase 2 was a welcome sight.