Celebrating Forty-Three

2016 Out West, National Parks, Olympic NP-Washington, Road Trip, States, Washington


We opted to stay put most of the day. Set up chairs in the woods behind the T@B and just relaxed. Bits of sun filtered in once in a while but mostly the day was gray. We did some walking around the campground but nothing strenuous.

Late in the afternoon we climbed into the truck and made a short drive to the Kalaloch Rangers Station for a pleasant conversation and a little more information then to Kalaloch Lodge Restaurant where we had dinner reservations. We celebrated our wedding anniversary with a fabulous view, libations, a Pacific Cod dinner,  decaf, and a most delectable Peaches and Cream dessert.

Then of course we needed to go for one more walk on the beach!

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  1. Debi Ford
    Debi Ford on September 2, 2016 at 9:55 am

    Happy 43! When will the steak and eggs breakfast be?!

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