Traveling with Eileen: Cape Flattery

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Sunday, August 27, 2017

Eileen's Random Travels

A Photoblog post of my random travels.

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These images continue my last post on the Cape Flattery Trail, now I am sharing view of the Cape Flattery Lighthouse and island, the Pacific Ocean meets the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
We walked the trail to the very end, the most Northwestern point of the USA.

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I used the Lunapic's Landscape to edit the photo above, it seems odd to that the water turned brown. It is neat, but I think I like the original. Which one do you like?

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I am sharing some of my random travel photos, this is not only for my followers but more of a reminder for me and my hubby of where we have been and what we have seen over the years. All good memories for us, I hope you enjoy too.

" We take photos as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone." unknown

I hope you enjoyed! Thanks for stopping by, enjoy your day!

Sunday, August 20, 2017

Eileen's Random Travels

A Photoblog post of my random travels.

" A traveler without observation is a bird without wings." Moslih Eddin Saadi

The Cape Flattery Trail located on the Makah Reservation takes you to the most Northwestern part of the USA.

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There are a few overlooks to check out on the way to the furthest point of the trail and the Cape Flattery.

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There are some great looking trees along the trail, we could hear a Bald Eagle calling from a nearby nest.

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I am sharing some of my random travel photos, this is not only for my followers but more of a reminder for me and my hubby of where we have been and what we have seen over the years. All good memories for us, I hope you enjoy too.

" We take photos as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone." unknown

I hope you enjoyed! Thanks for stopping by, enjoy your day!

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