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| Good view of the mountains on the way north | At Deception Pass State Park | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Looking over the cliff's edge | Bull kelp waving in the water | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| At Fort Ebey - our first time there. These fortifications were from 1942 according to the signs, unlike most of the forts in this area which were from before WWI. |   There were inside rooms that were fairly well-preserved - still had linoleum on the floor! | Neat cliffside walk |   I was pissed at having to pay a $5 parking fee at the state parks - state parks that we've already paid for with our taxes. If there were no state taxes, then fine, I'd be happy to pay for parking, but that's not the case. |   At Fort Casey |   A former bridge right outside of Fort Casey. | We went to Langley, hoping to participate in the Langley Mystery Weekend - a who-dunnit murder mystery, spread over a weekend. Unfortunately, we arrived pretty late - there's lots of clues to gather, and we only had an hour with which to do it, so we just walked around and saw the sights. This woman was a suspect in the murder, and was out and about, giving people hints. |   The site of the "murder" | Another suspect. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||