It was wonderful to be on the trail with Lynnelle, Luna, and Grace. The weather was great. However... the mosquitoes were atrocious. Fortunately you can't see them in the pictures.
Negotiating a minor obstacle
The Mountain was beautiful of course.
We had the lake to ourselves...except for a billion bugs.
Graces' expression says it all regarding the mosquitoes.
This paddle was a pleasant way to beat the heat on a warm summer afternoon. It was also nice to have a socially distanced visit with our good friends Bob and Judy.
We saw a number of harbor seals with pups along the bay.
This was a corner of Deception pass state Park I had never visited before. Terry guided me to some of the few artifacts still visible from the century old quarry operation on the Fidalgo island side of the Pass. the views were dramatic.
The fog lifted to reveal this dramatic view of the bridge.
Kay and I paddled in our own "back yard" on this blue bird morning. We launched at Cabana Park and explored the east side of Burrows and circled Young before returning home for lunch. The water was glass. Kay and I loved the leisurely pace.
We paused at Alice Bight to check out the condition of the marine campsite.
We encountered a number of harbor seal moms and pups.
Kay rests in Peartree Bay.
Kay approaches Young Island
View west from Young; Allan Is. on the left, Burrows on the right. Lopez in the far distance.