Ozette 2000  
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  Despite driving through pouring rain not 20 minutes before we arrived at Ozette, the weather turned warm and sunny for us. We began our trip on a couple of miles of very slippery boardwalk which wound through a lush and moist forest. Cedar slipped and fell into the foliage beside the boardwalk once, and Ali came close a couple of times too  A couple of miles into the hike the forest opened to a boggy grassland interspersed with trees and bushes. About half a mile later the forest returned. We're not quite sure why the difference in terrain from one mile to the next, but it made things interesting  Nearing the beach we passed through an open forest with many downed trees  Green grass, uncrowded beach and sparkling water, not too shabby   When we first started, the beach was almost entirely covered in kelp. Sometimes 2 or 3 feet deep   The kelp thinned out but other things had drifted onto the beach  Over the course of the trip we ran into several nearly tame deer. We came with 10 feet of two  During high tide, rounding the headlands was difficult. The rocks could be slippery from seaweed and water  We climbed over one headland with the help of a rope  
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When we first started, the beach was almost entirely covered in kelp. Sometimes 2 or 3 feet deep

When we first started, the beach was almost entirely covered in kelp. Sometimes 2 or 3 feet deep


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