Trip Date: December 5, 2020
Took a quick drive down to the Puget sound, on the shoreline west of Tacoma, Washington. Emma and I stopped in at the Chambers Bay Regional Park to explore the area for the first time. What a neat park! This place consists of a huge wide open set of fields, starting high up on the hill side and extending down 100s of feet all the way to the level of the Puget Sound. Also located within the 930-acre regional park, is the Chambers Bay public golf course, an absolutely stunning 250-acre golf course located in the middle of the park. There is a hiking trail along the shoreline that goes right through the golf course, providing expansive views of the sound and nearby Fox and McNeil islands. Lookout for golf balls while hiking on this trail!
The lighting conditions were great this morning to capture some awesome photographs of the park, the golf course and the Puget Sound scenery.
Standing in the shadow of the harsh morning sunlight 
Looking through the concrete structures toward the Puget Sound in the distance 
McNeil Island across the Puget Sound and shoreline railroad tracks 
Golfers standing in the bright morning light at Chambers Bay Golf Course 
Tacoma Narrows bridge in the distance, peeking from behind the hillside 
Low angle morning sunlight at the park 
Morning sun highlights on the the manicured grass 
Pedestrian bridge way off in the distance 
Sculpted rolling hills on the Chambers Bay Golf Course 
Concrete structures from a previous industrial time provide a great aesthetic 
Looking up towards the Clubhouse and entrance at Chambers Bay Regional Park 
Classic view of the Lone Fir Tree at the Chambers Bay Golf Course 
Snow Capped Olympic Mountains across the Puget Sound 
Golf Course greens at Chambers Bay 
Anderson Island Ferry Service docked at Steilacoom 
View across Chambers Bay from the Pioneer Park in Steilacoom 
Sunrise behind the Clubhouse at the Chambers Bay Golf Course 
The Lone Fir at Chambers Bay Golf Course
