A weekend trip to the Olympic Peninsula with Chaya has left me feeling very relaxed. 

The area where we were staying has a bacteria in the coastal waters called Red Tide, which makes shellfish dangerous to eat for humans.  This makes the shellfish themselves very happy, as evidenced by the large amounts of gigantic mussels recalling the work of Marcel Broodthears.

We stayed in this small cabin overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca and burned wood to stay warm.  Out the window we could see the mountains of Vancouver Island, Sooke, and a teeny bit of Victoria.

The oven does not work.

posted by randy
9:39PM, 23 Apr 2006
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