The family group left in two trucks this morning. Gary served as our chauffeur.
The first stop was at "Fat Cat Gardens", a pick-your-own flowers/lavender garden.
The pictures say it all. Remember: click on each picture to enlarge!
"Plum" Juicy! @Fat Cat Gardens |
Admiring someone's catch of Dungeness Crabs, caught at city wharf, Port Angeles, WA. |
Rock art; think each stack is called a "cairn" |
Glen adding one more! |
Gayla admiring the artistic abilities. |
Port Angeles, WA Marina |
An Atlantic Salmon farm, seen from tour boat. The salmon grow for 15 months, then are sold locally. |
Coast Guard on duty in port. |
The small, black and white whales with a dorsal fin straight up into the aire are called ORCHA WHALES. |
Orcha whales looking for fish |
Right at the side of the boat. |
Then, we saw HUMPBACK WHALES, much bigger, much harder to see. They surface, blow air, roll, slap their tail and then dive for 10-15 minutes. |
Humpback Whales |
This is a humpback slapping its tail. |
This faraway mountain is 80 miles to the south and east, called Mt. Baker, over 10,000'feet elevation. |
A barge loaded with huge logs, pulled by a tugboat, headed west to the open Pacific Ocean. |
More adventure, not the same, tomorrow!
I found one more pic. Race Rocks Lighthouse, on Canada shore, across from Port Angeles, WA |
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