We decided to spend the bulk of his trip at Whidbey Island, which we had heard awesome things about. Plus it was such a gorgeous day, we had to get outside.
After taking the ferry across, we stopped off at the beach, and to view the remains of a recent landslide. (what can I say, I'm married to a Geologist!) It was actually pretty cool to see.
It was great to take a day off...eating junk food, reconnecting with an old friend, exploring the unknown.
Walt liked the rocks the best. I'm more of a sand girl myself.
We hit up Fort Casey, and the light house there - one of the most famous on the Puget Sound.
He told me he was going to "run and run and run!"
I confess I felt the same. :)
When we had our fill of military barracks and a delicious picnic lunch, we packed up and headed further north, for swimming and sightseeing, which included things like seeing a majestic bald eagle up close...
And the charming town of Coupeville...
When we (finally) stopped off at the beach for a little swimming time, Walt was in heaven. Even the frigid water would not deter our little fish.
Or, for that matter, my bigger fish:
I think this face says it all. Best part of the day!!
I stayed on the beach and read a really good book. :) When the boys were waterlogged, we drove north and went over the deception pass bridge to come home. It was pretty spectacular, with a great view.
It was a long day, but a great way to spend Cory's trip. We always love seeing another part of our hometown! Overall, we rate Whidbey Island:
It is a beautiful place, but not our favorite place so far. (Maybe it gets harder to rate 5 stars the more places we go?) Thanks Cory, for giving us a great excuse to go exploring! We had so much fun hanging out with an old friend.
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