Thanksgiving weekend Thanksgiving dinner with the Lucases, a walk around Tiger Mountain, etc | ||
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| Waiting for the ferry to Whidbey Island - the Mukilteo lighthouse | Sue stuffing the turkey. | |
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| Taking a walk around the neighborhood - the tree has swallowed the sign up. | Eric has to try every single pie available, with ice cream! | |
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| The fog hardly lifted the whole time we were there | Rachel carved a butterfly into the sand cliff | |
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| Eric carves our web site onto the cliff as well | Taking a walk with Steve and Ilana | |
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| We went by the "bus trail", named for the abandoned bus along the way. | Steve and Eric manhandling the stroller between trees and across massive roots. I don't think Steve and Ilana will be taking this trail again soon with their double stroller! | |
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| A firefighters monument in Pioneer Square. Many, many homeless people as well. | At the Bryan Ohno Gallery, the featured sculptor Brandon Zebold was very friendly, and talked to us about his works. | |
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| Nearby alley | I don't think these rooms are 75 cents anymore... | |
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| On the ferry to Clinton. There was almost nobody on board - they must have lost a lot of money on this trip. | Dungeness Spit. We picked the first overcast day in 2 weeks to visit this area for the first time. | |
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| Unusual root formation | ||
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| We didn't appreciate all the unfriendly notices. | ||
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| At Fort Flagler State Park. We thought this might be on the same scale as Fort Worden, but it's a lot smaller. Still interesting. Very quiet peaceful peninsula. | ||
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| Feeding the goats. This goat managed to get stick his snout quite a ways outside the fence. | ||