A few last photos from the Pacific Northeast: *The steep, thin Merrymere Falls *A large rock formation mounted out of the ocean at Second Beach *A deadly serious warning sign at Hurricane Ridge 🤭 *Huge saltwater ravaged fallen trees at Second Beach
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Portrait photo showing the length of a thin waterfall coming down a nearly flat mountainside cliff. It is roughly 100 feet high and deposits is water into a small basin at the bottom. Though it seems the size of a toothpick, there is a large fallen tree jutting out at the very top.
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A huge rock formation at the lip of the Pacific Ocean. The tide is low and waves are slowly ripping in to the shore.
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The rock has about a dozen large conifer trees growing out of its top. To the left is a rock pointing up out of the water like a salt shaker. To the right is a long, shorter formation with an opening carved by the water in its center.
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A posted sign that reads “Warning - Marmots may enter your vehicle. Check under your hood before exiting parking lot.” There is a cartoon picture of a furry animal under the hood of a car.
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Strewn about are a large collection of old, salt water desecrated trees that have washed up and been deposited on the beach nearest the wall of conifers that serves as a border. The trees are nearly white in appearance and mostly limbless.
