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rozoneill: Welcome to my first ever hike on Arcadia Beach
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rozoneill: First look at Arcadia Beach
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rozoneill: The trail leading down to the beach
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rozoneill: Dianne and Meg set sail
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rozoneill: Big old rock on the seashore
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rozoneill: Lion Rock, Haystack Rock, and Tillamook Head, seen from Humbug Point
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rozoneill: Large rain clouds coming ashore would be thing later on in the day
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rozoneill: A wall of solid rock on the beach
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rozoneill: A colony of sea anemones nap while waiting for high tide to return
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rozoneill: At least two sea anemones happily unfurl in a small puddle of sea water
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rozoneill: They'll be spitting out sand for days, if not weeks
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rozoneill: Arcadia Beach- 024
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rozoneill: Another in a series of foreboding clouds
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rozoneill: A rain squall strikes this hill but misses us
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rozoneill: Red Rock Creek flows across the beach strand
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rozoneill: Another series of clouds form offshore
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rozoneill: Doom and gloom in the guise of a cloud
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rozoneill: View south to Hug Point and Arch Cape
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rozoneill: A small creek paints the beach in black and tan tints
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rozoneill: This rough path around Hug Point was cut for horse and buggy back in the day
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rozoneill: The constant wave action has cut a number of caves into the beach cliffs
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rozoneill: Aptly named Fall Creek tumbles onto the beach next to Hug Point
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rozoneill: Getting that photographic souvenir of the visit to Hug Point Falls
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rozoneill: Fall Creek slides right over the edge
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rozoneill: A small piece of picturesque Hug Point Falls
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rozoneill: Fall Creek takes the plunge
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rozoneill: This rocky pinnacle was our turnaround point
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rozoneill: View to Arch Cape
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rozoneill: A commanding pyramid looms above us
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rozoneill: Clouds continue to puff into existence out to sea