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Thanks for the trip report. But I got tired just reading about it. No 17-mile day for me.

Thanks for all the details. Love the report.

Thanks for the trip report. That area has been on my radar to learn more about.

I was off traveling this spring. I had numerous significant technology challenges (including a computer needing to be replaced) on this trip, so I didn't do any blog writeups or photo processing. But an atmospheric river is hitting the NW now, so I thought I would work on writing about the...

Thanks for the tip about Ridgefield. That is an impressive photo of an eagle.

I just had a quick trip to the Bremerton, Washington area to watch Bald Eagles and other birds feed at low tide. It was enjoyable. The site is well known among the nature photographer people with expensive cameras and long lenses. But you don't need a fancy camera, just a camp chair to sit on...

Congratulations on your new adventure. The first thing that I think of regarding what to bring, is everything you need to make coffee in the morning. Ask that the water tank be full, have coffee mugs etc., and a plastic trash bag. Matches to light the stove if needed, but they may not be...

Thanks for the report and the entertaining description of you shimming on your belly. I too am afraid of heights.

Thanks for the trip report. I added your helpful information about the cosmic Campground to my trip planning map.

AWG_Pics How interesting that you were inside that mine. As you saw, it was huge. FYI, for those that aren't interested in geology, the second half of the Youtube discusses the workings of the mine. I'm still a bit amazed that the mine was there since you see nothing today. I stopped there...

The other week I traveled to the east side of the Washington Cascades for a short trip to escape the cold and rain. I was born in the Seattle area and have thought of the east side as "boring". I have driven through the area many times on the freeways, speeding off to "more interesting"...

I enjoy all your posts/stories. Thanks for taking us along.

Wonderful. I've added Fall Canyon to my never ending todo list.

Thanks for the stories.

More ideas. I haven't been to any of these places. These are on my todo list. Bale grist mill east of Santa Rosa https://napaoutdoors.org/parks/bale-grist-mill-state-historic-park/ Luther Burbank garden in Santa Rosa...

Thanks for the info. With some quick change of plans with friends, I'm planning on staying at Cape Disappointment Wednesday night. The Three Cape loop sounds good, but it will be left for another time. Maybe January.

Does anybody have recommendations on where to view the king tide action on the Washington coast or north half of the Oregon coast? Thanks.

Thanks for the story and pictures.

Thanks for the report. You have such different travels than in the west.

I had a Bigfoot for about 5 years and loved it. I had the axle flipped to give it more clearance and I hauled it to lots of remote places.

Now that I have a camping van verses a RV trailer, I decided to go off for a short trip close to home to give winter camping a try. It was nice. https://searchingfor.blog/2023/11/27/trying-winter-camping/#more-4972

Thanks for sending us the link to your wonderful photos. Some brought back memories, others are places that I've added to my todo list. And thank you for including information about the geology - an extra bonus.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Foy. FYI I checked DOMAGI's web site and only saw that the USGS had explored the area for mercury in 1965. The geologic map shows nothing, but it was done in 1972 at a large scale. But interestingly when I look at an aerial there is color is the Split Tree Reservoir up hill. I may go...

Thanks for the trip report. One more thing has now been added to my todo lit. :)