After months of hoping for a small return to normalcy, we finally drove through the open gates of Mt. Rainier National Park. to see how she had fared during the recent closure.
As I was crawling through the rain slick log jam, I thought, “This can’t be the rain I’m feeling, it can’t be raining that hard, the surf must be dumping on the logs”! Well, it was both. And that was in direct competition with all the noise. This time the battle was between the wind in the tree tops and the dumping surf. Was I on Toleak Beach or an alien world.?
This area from Salt Creek to Cape Flattery has to be one of favorite locations. It’s close enough to travel to in less that half
You’ve heard me mention my involvement in citizen science and the various organizations I’ve worked with. It adds a another layer of enjoyment when I’m
The coast of Washington is one of the few places left where can enjoy incredible vistas and have the place to yourself. Jump in a
Twenty-five years ago I came up to Washington for a two week visit of friends who had been stationed up here at the local Air
Just heard that ‘Roadless Coast’, my first attempt at making a full length documentary, has been picked up by OutsideTV and will air this Saturday
Certain trips and places have a way of standing out in our memory against all the other clutter of our experiences. Such was our trip visiting the offshore lighthouses of Oregon and Washington. Jason had a bit of a bug during much of that trip, but it certainly didn’t hamper our fun that week.
The small community of Port Townsend has a feel and vibe all its own, but in many ways in reminds me of New Orleans; almost
After two summers of surveying remote beaches for debris, both in Washington and Alaska, I’d have to say that one of the worst in terms of the amount of debris was a small pocket beach just south of Portage Head. We first came across this beach during our Roadless Coast expedition. It was just packed with debris.
Some of my work has been featured on CNN, Outside TV and, National Geographic.
Just want to thank everyone for all the messages and encouragement this last year. And we really appreciate your donations as well! Our overhead is low, but we do appreciate your generosity in helping with the expenses.
Check your email as we will be sending our 2020 Calendar over the next few weeks. Feel free to share and publish at your favorite publishers.
