Well. We made it to Shi Shi. Now we had to make it back to Rialto.
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| Ready to head out in the early morning. |
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| Yeah… we had to use that wet rope and climb up those slick rocks first thing in the morning. |
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| The overland trails were marked with little orange tags on the trees. |
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| Sluggo. |
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| Wine dark starfish. |
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| Going through the rocks between Shi Shi and Seafield during low tide was a lot easier, but also a lot messier. |
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| Seafield looks like it almost got inundated at high tide. |
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| Beach deer. They were way out where the tide was licking at the sand. |
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| This guy got within ten feet of me as they headed up to the grass. |
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| The North side of the Ozette campground was pretty nice. No water but the brackish water of the river, but nice. |
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| There was even a pit toilet. Huzzah! |
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| We were going to spend the night at the South Ozette site, but we couldn’t find safe water and I conceded to Bill and Ambrose’s votes to go back Alava for the night. |
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| Which made me stay up late. But I could always sleep during high tide the next day. |
