Washington State's Rugged Coastline

Photography by Bill Bell

Washington State's rugged and majestic coastline lends itself to photography and will soon be part of Dorothy and Bill Bell's "On the Road In" series of RV  Travel Routes.   An in depth look at RV sites along the Pacific Coast from British Columbia, Canada to Mexico's Baja Sur will soon be up on the web.  We've been traveling this route for years and never stop enjoying the ruggedness, beauty and charm of the coast including Washington State, Oregon and California.

In the meantime, enjoy the pictures of some of the views.

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Sunset at Hood Canal                                                        Clouds over Juan de Fuca

Lyre Beach near Port Angels

Port Angels                                                                        Sunset over Juan de Fuca

Olympic Peninsula many coastlines....the north side

Callam county courthouse                                                 Moss, lichens and dampness

Rocks, sacred and otherwise near Neah Bay

La Push is the Pacific Coast at its wildest ....the dark side

A bridge to nowhere...La Push and a huge steelhead can put smiles on even a teenager's face

Seagulls, waves and sand near Pacific City, Washington State

A rugged beach and bushels of oysters near Westport Washington.

Crab nets at Westport

Beaches and cliffs make Washington's Pacific coast as dynamic as Oregons

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