Port Angeles is a coastal city off Washington state’s peninsula, where the cold Pacific ocean crashes into the shore. It has fresh salty air with just enough humidity, and is located in a rain shadow, where the Olympic mountains block precipitation, creating a sunny Washington banana belt of sorts.
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- Chief Seattle, of the Suquamish tribe, died in 1886, leaving wise words behind.
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- Checking out the tide pools at Salt Beach Recreation area.
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- Bald eagle cruising for dinner.
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- Beach art! Olympic mountain range in the background.
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- Two barnacles and a chiton make a perfect dia de los muertos face.
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- Sea anemone tentacles feel sticky – then they try to eat your finger!
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- Mussels are a typical anemone meal. Here predator and prey are inches away from each other. A tide could make them collide, which doesn’t end well for the mussel.
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- You could say we’re “beachwood aged”, right?
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- The heavenly smell of fresh cut cedar logs.
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