Jenna Sanders, 5, her sister Katelyn Sanders, 3, and Ryoko Seto, from left, stand in front of the painting of the Klallam village Y’ennis at City Pier in Port Angeles to have their picture taken by Kelly Sanders on Sunday. They live in Port Angeles, but Seto is an international student attending Peninsula College. She is from Chiba, Japan. Port Townsend artist Cory Ench painted the mural in 1998. — Photo by Chris Tucker / Peninsula Daily News
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