The Olympic Peninsula is eclectic. One could spend months exploring and learning: maritime Victorian town of Port Townsend; triangle of historic forts used to protect the entrance to Puget Sound; local Native People’s history and current situations; the rain forests, tide pool investigating; ocean beach walks and storm watching; the Olympic Mountains; wildlife sightings and on and on. After visiting with long-lost former in-laws in Sequim, adventure awaited. Here are a few of the sights:
A myriad of walking trails in Fort Worden, Port Townsend
Dungeness, WA
Hurricane Ridge, 5,254 ft above sea level
Saltwater Creek County Park
Eerie, delightful & cold.
hot toddies in the evenings
Kalaloch Beach Camp Hunkered down, intense, hot toddies Many storms to come
Chris, are able to insert the Video of woodpecker here?
Wow! Such great photos! Love following your journey – you remind us of the beauty and peace that can be found in the small wonderful moments in nature. Thanks for the reminder!