We got an early start in Port Angeles as I had to retrieve mu phone from Robert and Kim's house. The ride was beautiful. We drove along treelined roads, through a few parks and around two large inlets before we got to Port Townsend. This is where we got on a ferry over to Whidbey Island. We were early so we stopped in a shop to stock up and we drove a bit through town. The town is the second oldest in Washington and it has a old time Victorian vibe. Lots of old houses up on the bluff. We went back tot he ferry and talked some more to the attendant. She was great to talk to and she shared her plan with us. She called us strong Americans. As soon as we parked the car we saw an otter in the water. The ride over took about a half hour and then we were in Coupville. Time for some local mussels and then off to Captain Whidbey's
Leaving Port Angeles seemed like a time warp
The seafloor buffet is now open
Cute Otter after a shake
Port Townsend knows about good teas
Hot honey in bulk!
Seagull Chick on the mossy roof
A lone light house on the hill
Lots of boats
Port Townsend Harbor
The bluff seemed precarious to us
They are everywhere
Giant houses perched up on an unstable surface
White Ked and Puppy Love
Tiana Sarragossa was a delight, her lesson today was "Bid your dreams" !
A fine day for boating
Salish is her name
It was nice to see the sun!
Time for shellfish!
Penn Cove Mussels at the
Leslie tutoring the street kids of Coupville
I thought that this was a huge Kiwi Bird on the opposite shore
Art in the café
Small child boating
No explanation for this
It has been 34 days since we began our Migration.
