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Somewhere under the rainbow

March 5, 2022 1:30 am

Somewhere under the rainbow waters are blue - and inhabited not only by a Washington State Ferries vessel, but also a group of scuba divers. This photo was submitted by Matthew Freniere of divers off Rockaway Beach.

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