Daniel Carey has been a barber in Richmond Beach for 40 years. Dwaine Howe brought his 2-year-old grandson, Zackery, in for a cut.

Mike Ogilvie feeds his bird, Kona, at The Cabin, a tavern that has been in Richmond Beach since 1933.

The bluff trail at Saltwater Park offers one of the best views around.

Cynthia Chen, 16, hands James Zetlen, 14, her ice cream cone from the Wild Horse walk-up window. With them is Connie Hiersche, 16. All three live within walking distance of the Richmond Beach eatery.

Joyce Acker works part time at the post office inside Richmond Beach Foods. For Halloween she was adding treats to the mail slots.

Kathy Caley throws a rock for her dog Ellie to fetch on the beach behind her home.

The Burlington Northern Railroad runs along Puget Sound in Richmond Beach and below Innis Arden, in the background

One-year-old Gwen Miller peeks over the shoulder of her father, Kevin, while he looks at a computer at the Richmond Beach Library.

The person responsible for the homemade muffins and cookies at Richmond Beach Foods is baker Magaret Bowen, who works in the back of the store. Richmond Beach Foods serves as a meeting place, coffee shop, general store and post office for the community.

Matt Milne, 10, crosses the street in what is considered to be downtown Richmond Beach, on his way to school.