This incredible stained glass dome is inside the Pacific County Courthouse.
We snapped a photo of this magnificent bridge over the Columbia River heading into Washington.
After arriving in Washington, we saw the Pacific for about 3 miles. Then we saw this for the next 140 miles. It was a very peaceful drive today.
We stopped off in the Olympic National Forest in Quinault to view the world's largest spruce tree. It is indeed rather big.
Beautiful Lake Quinault.
After 140 miles, the Ocean came back into view.
As we checked into our motel in Forks, WA for the night, Rita was explaining to Vilkesh the owner of the Town Motel (a great place to stay by the way) that we were on a 15,000 mile trip. This biker told me that he has that beat. He is traveling with his companion, Bertha, on an 80,000 mile trip around the world. Meet Bertha. And Mark, hats off to you, and especially for promoting Teenage Cancer Trust.
Till Tomorrow!
To Ron & Rita
ReplyDeleteLet me start with thanking you for staying at Town Motel-Forks WA and gave me a opportunity to do my hospitality.
It was pleasure meeting you both and thank you for sharing your 15000 miles journey upon check-in. I have just finished reading your blog for Washington state so far and I started feeling that one day I want to do this route. I told my wife about this journey she was like let me also read this blog and she said she will follow your journey via blog. We are going back to Michigan from here in your blog and will catch you back in Vancouver Island and will be there with you till you go back to Michigan.
thank you once again, and you both have safe and adventurous journey....
Vilkesh & Nidhi Patel
Town Motel - Forks WA
Thank you again for your kind hospitality. We're glad that you are traveling along with us.
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