October 2019
Hornbrook, CA
Blue Heron RV Park
Here are a few more photos from our stay along the Klamath River. I really enjoyed watching the great blue heron, as it fished along the banks of the river. Although there wasn't a lot to do other than sit and relax (or hike up the hill behind the park), it was one of our favorite places to camp.
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Nature & Books belong to the eyes that see them.
- Emerson
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May 22, 2018
Olympic Peninsula Trip - Day Thirteen
Friday, September 29, 2017
Brinnon, Washington
Dosewallips State Park
We woke up to clouds, followed by a gentle rain, so we had a nice relaxing morning with nothing on our agenda. Well, Rod had an editing job, but otherwise it was a pretty lazy day. I took three walks and spotted some eagles and a heron (more photos previously posted here).
View from our bedroom window.
View from the dinette.
A few nice sites down by the river (all dry camping).
Such a peaceful morning.
My dad and stepmom's site, which was next to ours and had a very nice woodsy feel to it.
And for our last dinner in Dosewallips, Shrimp and Cheesy Grits. Delish!
Brinnon, Washington
Dosewallips State Park
View from our bedroom window.
View from the dinette.
A few nice sites down by the river (all dry camping).

My dad and stepmom's site, which was next to ours and had a very nice woodsy feel to it.
And for our last dinner in Dosewallips, Shrimp and Cheesy Grits. Delish!
May 21, 2018
Olympic Peninsula Trip - Day Twelve (More Wildlife)
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Brinnon, Washington
Dosewallips State Park
More wildlife photos (shot with my Olympus, rather than my phone).
I love these birds. They look so prehistoric when they're flying.
Can you find it? :)
I was so happy to get these shots, but now I wish I had a stronger telephoto lens.
Brinnon, Washington
Dosewallips State Park
More wildlife photos (shot with my Olympus, rather than my phone).
I love these birds. They look so prehistoric when they're flying.
Can you find it? :)
I was so happy to get these shots, but now I wish I had a stronger telephoto lens.
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