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The Black Oystercatchers
were very funny. They'd creep towards the edge of the big flat rock
and when a wave crashed over it, they'd all race backwards to safety.
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Uh oh - what's
that we see? A cloudbank is rolling in, quicky, obscuring Tatoosh
Island with its lighthouse and the big rock where the sea lions
like to lounge.
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We decide to wait a while
and see if the cloudbank rolls out as quickly as it rolled in.
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Hmmm. It looks
as if it's here to stay.
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If you could see through the
fog you would be looking at the island. Sadly, it was not to be
today.
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We head for
the Makah beaches for our picnic but oh dear, they are socked in
also.
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Meanwhile at
Neah Bay, only a few miles away, the sky is blue and clear.
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These tall Makah
Warriors are on the lawn at the Makah museum.
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4: the Hoh Rainforest and Ruby Beach |
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Driving into the
Olympic National Park and the Hoh Rainforest we followed the Hoh
River for a while.
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And oh boy,
here's another big tree to hug, this time a Spruce.
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