Hoh Rain Forest Olympic National Park July 2017

Visited from Fork WA., the Riverview RV Park.

I' m waiting

Neat pattern

Nice hairdo

Come on, keep up Bob

See the squirrel

I see you My best side

Boy am I glad we arrived early.

     Sorry for all the pictures, just to many to choose from. We toured the Rain Forest from the Riverview RV Park in Forks WA. The moss hanging from the trees was just amazingly beautiful. We never experience such a forest. The forest is just so different that I hope the photos do it some justice.

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Sea Stacks 2017 Forks WA, Olympic National Park, Quileute Indian Reservation

A lot of photo's in this blog. We took a ride on two different days to First beach/Rialto Beach. They were in the Olympic National Park and the Quileute Indian Reservation. I believe they are all part of Olympic National Park. Beach's here are named First Beach, Second Beach and Third Beach. This is just a thin strip of land along the coast.  Some of the pictures are out of order because of two different visits and two different camera's.

A clear day, tons of drift wood. Some enormous in size.

Some of the sea stacks

In the port at Beach one/Quileute Tribe, town of LA Push, a few miles from Forks WA.. .LA Push has a population of a little over 300. The town is featured in the Twilight series. a series  of four books. Twilight was the biggest selling novel of 2008 on the USA Today best selling book list. See Wikipedia for more information.

 

 

A RV Park in the town., I believe it is called he Quileute Oceanside Resort and RV Park.

The fog rolls in

No it,s to cold, I'll try another day

I'm dwarfed by this piece of drift wood.

Who's watching who?

One man's junk is another man's treasure

I'm guarding this boat

Some fishing boats

Off for a walk on the beach

Patterns in the trees

 Back in town