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Olympic Peninsula, WA - Tyfoid Kid - Friday, July 28th, 2006 : goo
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Low tide so lots of rocks out
Lots of drift wood
I guess because the trees are right there
But it's not all black and white. These guys were waiting the return of the sea.
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drea: These are gorgeous! I luv them!
jack: very nice but it looks cold there
Carla: 21st Aug 2006 - 18:25 GMT
If the pictures were in color, it wouldn't look so cold, but they're more interesting in black & white. Actually it was quite warm that day. I'll bet the drift wood - "drifted" in from a long distance away, maybe hundreds of miles - in the winter storms. It looks like bones and sculls, doesn't it?
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