Chinook Motel Port Angeles
1414 E 1st Street Port Angeles, Washington, 98362, United States
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Vampires, rain forest, and beaches in Washington?
... As we pulled up to the coast it was as I had always envisioned a Pacific Northwest beach. An all rock shoreline, drift wood the size of a full size trees, rock islands just off shore, and a misty overcast over the beach. I was amazed by the drift trees (not really small pieces of wood) so I took a bunch of pictures trying to include them into the foreground. The kids were actually asleep on this stop so we wound up touring the beach in ...
Our (Nearly Perfect) Wedding
... photos before the wedding, and then our officiant, Annemarie Julian, arrived.
Sarah was really glad she had bought and shipped two white satin umbrellas for the wedding, just in case we needed them for the ceremony, which we did. We decided to get married beneath two big Cedar trees overlooking the strait.
Benny walked out carrying the white umbrella and waited for Sarah with Annemarie under the trees. Sarah followed a ...
Day 58: Final day(ish)
Route: Cottage to Lake to Cottage to Deck
Kilometres: 50 (to city to get provisions)
Hard to believe we're down to our last full day of this adventure! Seeing that the sun was shining when we got up, and not a shabby backyard, we thought to just spend today, well, here. After a lazy sleep-in, and coffee on the deck, we managed to muster enough energy to head into Port Angeles, check the ...
Day 5 - Port Townsend to Olympic National Park
... night and had a mini panic as there was no sign for camping, ony horse riding and dog walking. We'd rung ahead to confirm we could stay but realised there was a 'fort Townsend state park' and an 'old fort Townsend state park', but which one we rang we weren't sure. In the true spirit of the trip we decided to wing it into the park in the hope we'd rung the right one, instead of heading back into town. Luckily our gamble paid off and we found our campsite! After ...
Olympic National Park
... through the town of Forks again. In the morning I noticed some shops with unusual names, such as Dazzled by Twilight. I found out during the day that Forks was the setting for the Twilight books. When I drove back through I noticed a number of tour companies offering Twilight tours and signs referring to the connection.
I'm going to go back to the park tomorrow and in the evening drive to somewhere near North Cascades National Park.
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