Spent the day visiting the furtherest point north/west of the US. This is an Indian reservation of the Mewah tribe who have inhabited the area for 4000 years. Visited the museum in Neah Bay which was well worth the visit. The hike was thru forest trails out to the point and was all down hill getting there. The hike out was well worth the trip.
This is a site about our travels around the United States in our 'home on wheels'. Our adventure began in April 2002 as we said goodbye to California. Eight years and still going strong with new friends and four grand babies since we began. A little older but a lot more wiser and richer for all of our traveling experiences.
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- Deception Pass Bridge
- Char and Anacortes, WA
- ON THE ISLANDS OF WASHINGTON
- Typical WA day in Oak Harbar
- Mt. Baker from Anacortes, WA
- PORT TOWNSEND
- Leaving the Ferry
- Port Townsend and the Ferry to Whidby Island
- HIKING HURRICANE POINT
- 5000 FEET OVER PORT ANGELES LOOKING TO VANCOUVER I...
- SEQUIM ANIMAL PARK
- Buffalo up close and personal
- HIKING THE NORTH/WEST COAST
- Cape Flattery
- The most north west point in the continental US. C...
- CHAR AT FORT CLATSOP
- INDIAN MONUMENT IN ASTORIA, OR
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