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Salt Creek County Park

Salt Creek County Park

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Cape Flattery Light, Tatoosh Island

Cape Flattery Light, Tatoosh Island

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Tatoosh Island, east end, facing north

Tatoosh Island, east end, facing north

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Lighthouse keepers residence, North Head Light

Lighthouse keepers residence, North Head Light

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North Head Lighthouse

North Head Lighthouse

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Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, Cape Disappointment State Park, WA.

Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, Cape Disappointment State Park, WA.

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North Head Lighthouse, Built in 1898

North Head Lighthouse, Built in 1898

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Historic Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) picnic shelter at Rosario Beach.

Historic Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) picnic shelter at Rosario Beach.

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Cap Sante Marina from Cap Sante Park

Cap Sante Marina from Cap Sante Park

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Rosario Beach, Fidalgo Island, Washington

Rosario Beach, Fidalgo Island, Washington

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A resident of Forks Washington with a strong opinion about the government...

A resident of Forks Washington with a strong opinion about the government...

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Protection Island, wildlife refuge

Protection Island, wildlife refuge

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Water tower on Protection Island. The small dark holes (enlarge photo) on the slope are deep burrows dug by rhinosorus auklets. The adults catch fish during the day then return to the burrows to feet their chicks at night. By some accounts, 75% of the US population of these birds is found here. The island is a wildlife refuge, boats must approach no closer than 600 feet from shore.

Water tower on Protection Island. The small dark holes (enlarge photo) on the slope are deep burrows dug by rhinosorus auklets. The adults catch fish during the day then return to the burrows to feet their chicks at night. By some accounts, 75% of the US population of these birds is found here. The island is a wildlife refuge, boats must approach no closer than 600 feet from shore.

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Point Wilson Lighthouse, Strait of Juan De Fuca.

Point Wilson Lighthouse, Strait of Juan De Fuca.

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Pacific harbor seals (Phoca vitulina richardsi) on Eagle Island beach. Eagle Island provides a haul out and rookery for harbor seals. The island is the most important breeding sites for the species in south Puget Sound. Washington State Parks provides several mooring buoys for boats. The island is closed to overnight camping, which is for the best considering the abundane of "old growth" poision oak. The seals usually haul out at night to rest, and can be seen on shore in the morning at firs

Pacific harbor seals (Phoca vitulina richardsi) on Eagle Island beach. Eagle Island provides a haul out and rookery for harbor seals. The island is the most important breeding sites for the species in south Puget Sound. Washington State Parks provides several mooring buoys for boats. The island is closed to overnight camping, which is for the best considering the abundane of "old growth" poision oak. The seals usually haul out at night to rest, and can be seen on shore in the morning at firs

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Mount Rainier sunrise from Eagle Island

Mount Rainier sunrise from Eagle Island

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Sunrise from Clovos Passage

Sunrise from Clovos Passage

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Early morning light on Clovos Passage

Early morning light on Clovos Passage

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Dugout canoe practice, Makah Nation, Neah Bay. The Makah people have a strong tradition of seafaring, and hunting whales from canoes. Located in the furthest NW part of the continental US, the Makah's keep alive their traditional ways.

Dugout canoe practice, Makah Nation, Neah Bay. The Makah people have a strong tradition of seafaring, and hunting whales from canoes. Located in the furthest NW part of the continental US, the Makah's keep alive their traditional ways.

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This is part of the Eastern Highrise of the I-90 Bridge on Lake Washington. It was towed to Neah Bay several years ago to become an artificial but got stuck in the mud, which is where it now sits.

This is part of the Eastern Highrise of the I-90 Bridge on Lake Washington. It was towed to Neah Bay several years ago to become an artificial but got stuck in the mud, which is where it now sits.

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Home atop Angeles Point, Strait of Juan De Fuca.

Home atop Angeles Point, Strait of Juan De Fuca.

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New Dungeness Lighthouse

New Dungeness Lighthouse

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Seal Rock near Neah Bay. With a little immagination the rock looks like a seal. Sail rock, with which this feature is sometimes confused, can be barely seen in the lower right hand corner.

Seal Rock near Neah Bay. With a little immagination the rock looks like a seal. Sail rock, with which this feature is sometimes confused, can be barely seen in the lower right hand corner.

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Cave East of Neah Bay

Cave East of Neah Bay

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