Washington, North Carolina: Part I, The City's Downtown Waterfront.

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Washington, North Carolina: Part I, The City's Downtown Waterfront.

Published: Saturday, December 31st, 2016 @ 9:18 pm
By: Stan Deatherage ( More Entries )

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Along the west side of Washington's downtown waterfront, beginning in from the North Carolina Estuarium Exhibit and Museum is Washington's boardwalk, which is over 1/2 mile roundtrip. Along those boards separating part of Washington's drainage basin from the Pamlico River, walkers enjoy an example outstanding natural views of the nature within our estuary, along with many panoramic water views and sunsets upon the Pamlico River. Below I am showing a plethora of those views, in my picture, and I hope you enjoy this parting shot until we explore all of Beaufort County in subsequent volumes within this periodical.

Mother Mallard Duck, with her ducklings sitting upon a retaining wall: Above. Looking westerly along the boardwalk and Washington waterfront with a variety of lily pads in the foreground: Below.

Wildlife finds a way to carve out some nutritional territory: Above. Sunsets on the Pamlico River, compliments of downtown Washington walkways: Below.