Orcas Island offers road after road to explore as they wind along the sea and then the thru big trees and then around another turn. We stopped in at a winery, a farm stand and a few beaches. Our technique is to see if the road is private or not. If it is not private, we drive it to the end. The end may be a beach, a harbor or a gravel road that is private. Lots of smiles and different animals of this easy laid back day
A large lake by the State Park
Apparently folks swim here
and sail
The tides are huge, there are 10 or 12 rungs that show evidence of being underwater
An old figurehead among the old ephemera on site at Rosario Point
These berries are mysteriously disappearing
Feeding time
Little bitty swallows
The view from North Beach
At the Orcas Island Winery and were met by the guard dog
A very fierce one indeed
Hee Haww!
Goat cheese for all!
These type of lakes are spread all across the Island
There is an Orca on the top of the weather vane
We had to stop because a dozen baby turkeys were sitting in the meddle of the road
You can see then behind her tail feathers
Lots of chicks
Scary looking beasts
Ogres roam here as well
Old time cars today
It has been 40 days since we began our Migration.
