Monday, June 28. Several of the beaches on the northwest pacific coast have iconic images online of large "stacks." Stacks are chunks of coastline isolated from the mainland by erosion. During the approximately 30 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest, the temperature dropped about 20 degrees. Fog shrouded the beach.
Helen and a "stack." In the fog behind her is a very large stack.
Another world.
Though there was sand at the water's edge, rounded rocks made walking a little challenging.
A beautiful, misty afternoon.