Foggy dewdrops and spider webs.

Prelude to Winter

A foggy day in Port Angeles

This is the new Greatgrandson.

Please welcome Caydon Ray

Proctor to the clan. He was

born on the morning of the

26th of August, 5 lb 14 oz.

The mother is Chelsey, the daughter of my youngest son. Her birthday is the 4th

of December. She is turning 19.

It was announced last night that I have a new greatgrandson. He is Cayden Ray Proctor,
5 lbs 14 oz born in Columbus, Nebraska early yesterday morning. No picture is
available as of now. I will publish it when I get one. He is the first of, what I suspect
will be many "greats", coming along in the next few years.

The Makah museum at Neah Bay

This statue is two-faced and, with the exception of the arms
is carved from one tree from the feet to the helmet.

This is the other half that will be attached to the reverse
side of the other. You can see the tree rings in the exposed
base.

Neah Bay and Cape Flattery which is the most northwestern point in the continential U.S.

The Pacific Ocean at Cape Flattery
Another photo of the beauty that lies at the
western edge of the U.S.
One of the many beaches near Cape Flattery

There are tons of logs on almost all of the beaches.