Port Angeles Fine Arts Center — Attraction in Port Angeles

How very haunting… it could have been a thousand years ago by now..

An art museum set atop sacred stolen ground nestled in idyllic Port Angeles between tribal reservations. The town library sits upon an old underground downtown or maybe it’s the jail… I’ve forgotten my way around by now.

None of the art reflects any sign of nazism. At least not back then when I took my last stroll through. My dad loved the place, I wonder if my boys remember this magical outdoor art museum?

How very sad no trace of holocaust victims show up here through art. How painful… so painful I no longer feel anything at all.

I guess hope was still promising back then.

Hope is the enemy.

Hope is the enemy.

The tribes did come out though in loving celebration and tribute to my father a very soft spoken gentle wise man. That meant something back then… to even be given second notice or second thought by the tribal reservation community.

Compass Counselling.

I have nothing at all to prove my history or anything of familial value, art, sentimental time pieces… art. Rare fine relics of history. If there is any treasure of the Stagg family left at all… well I hope it is in the form of living treasure, walking and talking and eyes that truly see both the future and authentic history.

Be safe🇺🇸

Heather Marie Stagg POTUS in distress🇺🇸🦌🌸🦄

Trade me.

I would not and could not bear for this to happen to any of you.

Trade me. Until you finally save everyone. Just please do not save them for later.

All we ever have is this very moment. Trade me until you save me. Just do not save me for later. It is my job to live as a testament tribute to the Great American Dream. To rewrite the rules of engagement. To change the nature of securities in a dangerous timeframe and broken election. I secure the living and pull the military through a nuclear event. The constitution was attacked. I had to pay the bill of rights for us all to get through.

Pay your taxes. Rights are not free. It is illegal to charge hostages for YOUR bill.

The founding fathers knew oppression. However we still have yet to educate of the indigenous holocaust history… the last Navajo code talker has reportedly died.

Until the lamb has a publisher…

Only lions report and record history.

Or the shepherd.

At least Germany educates and preserves their concentration camps and does their best to be accountable.

First responders die at the hands of their very own.

I had to get on the ballot.

I had to go to war.

This is the last known safe...

Lovely little indoor/outdoor gallery in Port Angeles. The natural forest gallery outdoors is a beautiful concept and really interesting. The art pieces both blend with and stand out from the nature around it, some pieces are truly incredible. Only concern was that the path was bumpy and difficult at times for those who might find walking in the woods a challenge - definitely wear sturdy shoes - and take a walking stick if you might like extra assistance or balance. Inside, there wasn't a ton of art going on, but the art was nice - and the staff and volunteers really sweet and welcoming. One nice touch was in the courtyard (which itself was quite pretty). There was a box of handmade art where you could take a piece or leave a piece. Very...

As we arrived early to Port Angeles to catch the ferry we thought we would stop by to kill some time. There was quite a bit of repair/construction going on so we did not get a chance to see everything but it is a nice strol. Some areas are paved while other paths that we took were not. The gallery itself is small as it was a house that belonged to the artist. She donated it to the city along with the 5 acres. Quite an interesting story. We had a nice chat with the volunteer and had a nice stroll through the forest seeing a fawn with its mother. There is no cost, but donations...