Olympic Peninsula Adventure
From La Conner Thousand Trails RV & Camping Resort, we drove to Coupeville Ferry Terminal. We were on the standby lane and didn't get on the first Ferry but we got on the next one. But because of that, we were able to explore Fort Casey State Park. Here's the link to that adventure A Ferry Ride to Port Townsend From Coupeville When we arrived at Port Townsend it was late in the afternoon so we decided to spend a night in the area. We drove to Port Angeles and checked in at the Riviera Inn. Nothing special with the Inn but it was clean, cheap, and it suffice our need for the night. The next day, we checked out early from the Inn, got our breakfast, then head up Hurricane Ridge Olympic National Park. We stopped at the Overlook-Victoria B.C. From there I made a reservation for the Ferry back to Coupeville. The Ferry was full until the 5:15pm sailing time, so I went ahead and made that reservations. We had a nice drive up to Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center. Here's the lin
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Wonderful photos...so great to live so close to nature.
ReplyDeletenice capturing the squirrel, ganda ng camera mo ah hehehe kakainggit ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love the squirrel
ReplyDeleteI love the squirrels, I feed the ones that come into my garden especially now the colder weather is here,
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Yvonne.
Thank you guys for the comments. I took these pictures from my living room with the window glass in between. It's the only way that I can take pictures of them without scarring them off. Yvonne, we got the idea from you. At first we only have food for the birds but now we have squirrel food. They eat too much though, it only takes them not even 2 days to empty the feeder.
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