
There were HUNDREDS of Pelicans at the beach. I’ve never seen so many at beach after beach this summer. Something tasty must have been passing thru the waters.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
There were HUNDREDS of Pelicans at the beach. I’ve never seen so many at beach after beach this summer. Something tasty must have been passing thru the waters.
There are so many peek-a-boo vistas on the trail. It’s only 90 minutes from Sequim…Go try it!
This same area was covered in frost this week. This is the Sol Duc river just north of the falls.
This salmon is climbing the ladder of rapids at the Solduc river. I could have sat there all day watching this determined group.
This was at Rialto beach on the Washington coast. There were hundreds of Pelicans this day. These two kept swimming dangerously close to these crashing waves.
I just love the Washington coast. It’s always so rugged and beautiful. And only 60-90 minutes away from Sequim.
Washington beaches get huge amounts of logs on them, especially after storms or high tides. You must be very careful to NEVER be near a log that is near the surf. The surf tosses and rolls thousand pound logs like little tinker toys, and people routinely get pinned or crushed by them.