THE DUNGENESS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

Our Morning on the Olympic Peninsula

Dungeness Spit

On the morning of our last day in the great Pacific Northwest we visited the Dungeness Spit in the Dungeness Wildlife Refuge. To me it looked like a sand bar that stretched on forever, but I couldn't deny that it possessed a stark beauty that captivated me entirely. I sat for a long time on the rocky beach staring toward the horizon not realizing my companions were ready to go. It was just the beginning of a wondrous day on the Olympic Peninsula.

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BEACH LOGS CAN KILL (inside joke)



Dungeness Spit Whidbey Island

That last day, it seemed like every place we went topped the last. We had to stop several times along the road to look at an unexpected masterpiece of nature like the one below. We were hoping to spot a bear there. It seemed the perfect place to see one fishing in the rocky stream.

Rocky Creek


And then we took a long walk in the Rain!

Onward to Hoh Rain Forest on the Olympic Peninsula


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