After seeing the rain forest, and at the suggestion of our nature guide, Bob, we stopped to see the world's largest Cedar tree. It evidently was saved by a man with last name Duncan from being cut down, and is now a protected site to see.
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| Brian getting the woodburning stove going back at the the cabin. |
The next day, Brian & Val took a drive together to see some more sites further north. (I can't remember the name of the nature preserve/round-rock beach...)...but it was on Val's wish list, so they made a fun day-trip out of it!
The next day, Anne & Brian and Lew & Val went together to check out some nearby tidepools, as well as another beach with some neat rock formations (stacks), while Kevin & Tracey took a drive in a different direction to do some more hiking!
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| someone had placed these cairns here, and this is Anne's attempt at being artsy |
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| While Brian and Lew & Val explored the area, Anne found a comfy rock to lounge on and relaxed for a bit. |
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| Admiring my husband, from afar :) |
That's it for photos from the Olympic Peninsula. It's definitely a place worth visiting! Thanks for the great vacation, Vander Naalds!
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