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It's a slab of seals, sunning themselves on a tiny rock next to Tatoosh Island.
And what's Tim found?
Three tiny baby Glaucous-winged gulls with a parent.
| On past trips we've seen a lot of bird life here - tons of gulls, puffins, murres and oystercatchers. This year there was barely a bird in sight - some gulls, a few cormorants and several of these bright-legged Pigeon guillemots. |
It was hard to tear ourselves away from Cape Flattery.
But back up the wooden hill we went. See ya next time.
| Driving south a bit we found ourselves at Hobuck Beach. |
| It was lunchtime, and another scenic stop. |
| Tim loves waterfalls, and we were both surprised that we'd never been to Marymere Falls. We must have driven past the sign a dozen times at least over the years. This afternoon we would remedy that. |
Near the beginning of the trail we traveled through a culvert under the highway.
We found ourselves in deep, dark, beautiful woods.
There were bridges to cross.
| And ferns to measure. (Taller than Tim!). |
A peek at what was to come.
| And a 90-foot cataract cascading down the cliff. It was quite a sight after a grueling climb on the last 1/8 mile. There was no way one of us could climb down beside it for scale, unfortunately. |
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