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We hiked along
two trails in the Hoh Rainforest. The first was called the Hall
of Mosses and it was easy to see why.
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This colorful
fungus is known as Chicken Of The Woods. It glowed in the darkness
of the forest.
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Tim took this picture of the
moss which draped most of the trees.
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Here and there
were fallen trees. This Sitka Spruce was well over 100 feet long.
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Next we walked along the Spruce
Trail which meandered along the Hoh River for a while.
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Tim spotted
an elk dining on Alder bark on a rocky island in the river.
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On the other
side of the river an Osprey hovered quietly, hunting for his lunch.
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Parts of the
trail led into small tunnels covered with leaves and branches.
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We finished
our hike and stopped for lunch on the way out of the Rainforest.
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After lunch we
drove to my favorite beach ever - Ruby Beach. Here's the view from
the top of the hill as I'm ready to scramble down the steep path.
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