The spit extends five miles to a lighthouse, so there is plenty of hiking available.
And it's a great place to see driftwood. Click here to see M's painting of some people sitting on a big driftlog.
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
driftwood revisited
We started the new year with a hike on Dungeness Spit, a popular local natural feature within the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge.
The spit extends five miles to a lighthouse, so there is plenty of hiking available.
The cloud-shrouded mountain behind the lighthouse is Mount Baker.
Many people had the same idea- it's a good spot for a holiday walk.
And it's a great place to see driftwood. Click here to see M's painting of some people sitting on a big driftlog.
The spit extends five miles to a lighthouse, so there is plenty of hiking available.
And it's a great place to see driftwood. Click here to see M's painting of some people sitting on a big driftlog.
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What a day you've illustrated, I feel I have traveled there with you both.
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