Ozette 2000  
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  We climbed over one headland with the help of a rope   The view at the top was worth the rocky scramble  This small sandy cove was a sharp contrast with the beach on the southern side of the headland which had more kelp and a gravelly consistency  If you look carefully, you can see at the right a small hole through the rock, about level with Ali's head in the shadows   Though the rangers told us we needed to ford the Ozette river at low tide we spotted a sturdy vessel upstream. We were glad; the prospect of wading through snowmelt up to our wasts didn't appeal to our (i.e. Cedar's) delicate sensibilities   Who needs and engine? This one works just as well and creates gas instead of consumes it  "Not only is this ship an aesthetic marvel, I'm considering entering the America's cup."  Once past our perilous river crossing, the sun sets. Pictured here is the rock with a hole through it from the other side (see that little spot of light on the water?). That is also where the Ozette river meets the Pacific  After a gourmet italian dinner and some peaceful slumber, the morning sun shines on our humble home. Aren't we crunchy  
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Though the rangers told us we needed to ford the Ozette river at low tide we spotted a sturdy vessel upstream. We were glad; the prospect of wading through snowmelt up to our wasts didn't appeal to our (i.e. Cedar's) delicate sensibilities

Though the rangers told us we needed to ford the Ozette river at low tide we spotted a sturdy vessel upstream. We were glad; the prospect of wading through snowmelt up to our wasts didn't appeal to our (i.e. Cedar's) delicate sensibilities


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