We left Port Angeles early (for us) and started south along the eastern edge of the Olympic Peninsula. There was one beautiful view after another - - little towns, rivers flowing from the snow-capped mountains into Puget Sound, and distant mountains on both sides of the road. The mist that covered the campsite burned off, and was replaced by heavy, dramatic clouds that never actually produced any rain, so our weather luck held. We stopped for lunch near Tumwater, WA and filled up for the first of our serious drives south.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Eastern Olympic Peninsula
We left Port Angeles early (for us) and started south along the eastern edge of the Olympic Peninsula. There was one beautiful view after another - - little towns, rivers flowing from the snow-capped mountains into Puget Sound, and distant mountains on both sides of the road. The mist that covered the campsite burned off, and was replaced by heavy, dramatic clouds that never actually produced any rain, so our weather luck held. We stopped for lunch near Tumwater, WA and filled up for the first of our serious drives south.
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