Yesterday was the first hike of the year and it was, in theory, an easy one. Dungeness Spit is an 11 mile round trip hike out on a bird sanctuary to the lighthouse at the end. It isn't unusual to see seals playing in the kelp by the lighthouse and large freighters in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. We saw both. And, yes it was cool, but at least there was a breeze.
Random notes from a former confirmed spinster who still lives with cats. Some things never change. Oh, and I quilt, hike, and bake on occasion.
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
Dungeness Spit
Yesterday was the first hike of the year and it was, in theory, an easy one. Dungeness Spit is an 11 mile round trip hike out on a bird sanctuary to the lighthouse at the end. It isn't unusual to see seals playing in the kelp by the lighthouse and large freighters in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. We saw both. And, yes it was cool, but at least there was a breeze.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Hiking the Olympic Peninsula
I know that Memorial Day weekend was last weekend, so this is a late posting. But, I really enjoyed hiking the Shi Shi beach trail last weekend. It was fun to hike it when it wasn't pouring down rain and always seems a little odd to go to the beach here and have it actually be sunny. The Shi Shi beach trail never really dries out so you have to be good with getting muddy (or have nice waterproof boots). We also drove to Hurricane Ridge, which was still very snowy but made for some fun and challenging hiking at the trail we chose, slightly down the mountain. There was lots of wildlife at Hurricane Ridge, including some very tame deer and a bear that looked like he stepped out of Disney movie. Unfortunately, the bear was viewed from the car so I didn't get a picture of him sunning himself on a log. More pictures can be found here or at the link on the right.
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