The end of civilization as we know it...

The second stop on our peninsula trip was Cape Flattery.  Cape Flattery is the most Northwestern point of the contiguous United States.  I really wanted to go there because the pictures I'd seen online were amazing.  It ended up being a very long, winding drive out to the trail head so I doubt we'll go back again, but we did feel like it was worth the drive at least once in our life.  The views were amazing!  One thing I don't like about typical ocean views is the vast emptiness I feel when I look out across the water and see nothing - just waves.  I find it lonely and kind of boring.  This is one of the reasons I love Seattle so much; the water views are so interesting - islands, city scapes, bridges, whales, sea otters, ferries.  So I was thrilled that there was an island with a lighthouse, caves, and a view of Canada as well.  It was very beautiful and the trail was really easy so we could just carry Sophia.

The whole fan-dam-ly

Jeffy and Sophie

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I was just sure huge spiders were going to jump on me as soon as I got in the tree!