Walking at Fort Ebey
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Looking towards Perego’s Lagoon from the Fort Ebey Bluff Trail
Enjoying the woodsy trails
Watching the fun at Point Partridge
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Fort Ebey – Cedar Hollow Trail
Looking towards Perego’s Lagoon.
Busy shipping lanes.
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From the Fort Ebey Bluff Trail. Looking towards Perego’s Lagoon and Seattle.
Plenty of woodsy trails.
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Walk from Libbey Beach to Point Partridge & return.
Windy enough earlier to shut down the Port Townsend/Keystone ferry route. Calm at the beach this afternoon. Light rain on the way back to Libbey Beach.
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Point Partridge
From the beach at Point Partridge
Looking towards Perego’s Lagoon and Seattle.
Port Angeles might be out there in the distance.
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Friday afternoon – Point Partridge
Looking towards the Olympic Mountains
Looking towards the San Juan Islands
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Another nice winter day out there.
Image above: Off Point Partridge
Plenty of beach south of Point Partridge.
We’re back to that time of year where the tide can be low enough during the day to allow for a nice beach walk.
Looking south to Perego’s Lagoon
Camp Casey barracks in the distance.
Some wave action out there.
Today’s images were taken at Fort Ebey.
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January 24, 2021 The Everett Herald
Whidbey wandering on the rugged Pacific Northwest Trail
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Photo taken at Fort Ebey
Point Partridge
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Not waiting on nice weather at Point Partridge
On the horizon:
Vancouver Island to the right.
Olympic Mountains to the left.
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Google maps shows a route that completely avoids the beach and crosses through private property.
Nonsense.
Check the tides and maybe go when you can enjoy a cool and foggy outing. Listen to the surf, sea birds and fog horns along the way. Listen for the Point Partridge bell buoy on days with any wave action.
When the time is right, look for surfers at Point Partridge.
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