5\/23\/2021<\/p>\n
No Bigfoot sightings but we are sure in some Prime Bigfoot habit . A zillion miles of humgous old growth trees, cold mountain streams. A fair amount of SNOW in the higher elevations.<\/p>\n
Over all we walked about 6 miles today, well over what we have done for the last couple of years.<\/p>\n
We were in Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest. Yesterday arriving we should see the snow caped mountain tops, today they are hidden in the low clouds. I’m sure Bigfoot is up there with his fog machine creating the fog so he can spy on me using his fog penetrating binoculars. Rain in the forecast for this afternoon.<\/p>\n
Our first hike of the day was about a mile down an old road bed, about then we met some people and they told us where we could actually find the falls, Rocky Brook Falls. I passed up the parking spot for the falls by a couple of miles. It didn’t matter it was a great walk alongside a fast moving stream, that we could hear but were just far enough away that we could just catch a glimpse every now and then. The tags on the big tree said born in 1570 Died in 2020 \u00a0= 450 years of age.<\/p>\n\n\t\t