Here are some pics from an EPIC scouting trip Emily and I took to the Olympic Peninsula last weekend.
Friday after work we took the ferry from Edmonds to Kingston and spent the night in Port Townsend, rolling in around 10pm and securing a room, then finding a bar, ordering a pizza, and watching some aging hippies in camp shirts dance to the kind of quasi-Chicago blues band that always reminds me of Buck's in Bellingham circa 1990.
On Saturday we got up early and drove the entire day, all the way up to Clallam Bay and on down the coast, with a brief stop at a Forks roadhouse for late lunch and the Kentucky Derby.
We hit almost every beach possible for about 10 minutes each, and ended up staying at a motel on Lake Quinault, across the street from the world's largest Sitka Spruce.
This is not the largest Sitka Spruce in the world.
This is one of the largest Cedar trees in the world.
This is one of the largest Cedar trees in the world.
Sunday we continued south through Aberdeen, Westport, Tokeland, and Raymond before heading over to Chehalis and back home.
Might not sound like much but I'm telling you...
EPIC.
7 comments:
Classic. X to the O.
I spent my honeymoon at Kalaloch Lodge. The big timbers and Beach # 4 I will never forget.
i need venture out of the city limits more this springs/summer..
What an amazing trip! And DAMN dat white girl sure can jump!
You may have just inspired a road trip...
That second to last picture is a great shot. I like that they even got into having their photo taken and threw in a peace sign. good sports.
I really want to go to wherever that last beach photo was taken!
ooh, that looks fun... decompression.
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