Wednesday – July 4, 2012
The complaints of the local crows woke us up early to see the sun rising slowly over the lake. We didn’t have to use the complimentary flash light on the night stand last night. The temperature outside was in the high 40s but it was warm and toasty in our room. I was glad I wasn’t camping.
Lake Quinault in the Morning
Back on Route 101 Southbound
Willapa Bay – “Oyster Capital of the World”
Lower Willapa Bay at Low Tide
Oyster Boat at the Dock
Where the Columbia River Meets the Pacific Ocean
Dismal Nitch: Campsite of Lewis & Clark in 1805
Kite Museum in Long Beach, Washington
Owl Kite
Asian Kites
World War II Kites
Japanese Kites
Colorful Kites
Memorial