Five beautiful photos from WSB contributing photojournalist Christopher Boffoli, capturing the rare sighting of the sun. First – driftwood and surf along Beach Drive:
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A freighter heads north, with the snowy Olympics peeking through the clouds in the distance:
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Heathers in bloom on Beach Drive:
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A cormorant keeping watch atop a piling:
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And the troubled (but lovely, we think) steel-electric ferry Quinault, one of the 80-year-old ferries that the state is ready to scrap because of their hull problems:
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Forecast suggests this may be the last we see of the sun till sometime Sunday.
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