It was good to get away and stay on a cabin on the water at Sequim Bay. Meaning "quiet waters," Sequim Bay lives up to its name. We all had a great time paddling and watching wildlife. There's just something so relaxing about watching the water, enjoying sunsets, and sitting around a fire. It was also fun to paddle out around Travis Spit and into the Straight. Unfortunately, we were only able to steal a few days away, but I have my eyes on a few future adventures.
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| Sunset Paddle |
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| Patient Pup |
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| Sunset On Sequim Bay |
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| Giving My Sister a Paddling Lesson |
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| My Sister On Calm Water |
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| Paddling North Towards Paradise Cove |
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| Travis Spit and Klapot Point |
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| Brandee on Another Workout |
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| Facing Southward on the Bay |
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| In the Straight, Looking Towards Protection Island, a National Wildlife Refuge and home to Tufted Puffins and Rhinocerous Auklets (Mt. Baker Faintly in the Distance) |
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| Straight of Juan de Fuca |
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| Cresent Lake |
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| The Water Really is this Blue |
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| My Sister at Cresent Bay |
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