So I really like to edit my pictures in Piknik but it takes a really long time and I have a ton of pictures to show off. Canada, Ruby Beach, Bill the Squirrel, Boogie Bike and other things. Get ready.
I went to Vancouver, BC for a week. I spent 90% of my time working and the other 10% in the hotel so these might not be the most interesting photos.
The mountains are amazing. I was on my way to Chilliwack when I took this picture.
I was outside the beautiful Chilliwach Wendy's when I took this photo.
Oh, and lets not forget the Chilliwack Walmart.
Chilliwack in my rear view.
I can't really remember where this was but the sky was steal gray on one side and amazing blue over here.
The view from my hotel room. It turned into a neon panoramic at night.
Another view from my hotel room.
I do not understand the price of gas. Why was this gas 114 dollars? Was it?
Obviously.
Obviously again.
Coming home into America. Welcomed into the red, white and blue arms of the ultra rude border guards.
This is what I came home to.
Yesterday (Sunday), Casey and I took a little road trip to the Pacific Coast via Forks, WA. I found this creature rising from the depths of Cresent Lake. I tried to run away but it ended up getting in the car and driving me around for the rest of the day.
Ok, so I became friends with the creature. The lake was very blue. Not sure why.
Next stop was Forks, WA. We were immediately plunged into a deep dark depression due to the melancholy of this famous town. Not only was it raining and kind of ugly as towns go, but there were several Twilight themed stores. Don't get me wrong, I loved the Twilight saga but I am not sure how many Twilight stores the world needs. Kinda like Disney stores. Not necessary.
Here I am realizing that if the Cullens did come to Forks, they would turn around and go elsewhere.
We stopped at the first beach and were pleased to discover Ruby Beach. Casey told me that some of the first people to "settle" the Olympic Peninsula thought it was evil. You can see why. Ruby Beach was very beautiful but very violent. I had never seen water like it.
But we made it pretty.
I tried to take pictures of the water but it was impossible to actually capture what it was like.
And it was insane how quickly the water came in. Casey wasn't looking so I yelled to him at the right time.
Muscles cling to the rocks all over the place. I was careful not to fall.
These are Giant Green Anemones, all closed up. They were on a giant rock. Tons of them.
Not sure what this one is called. But it is a white anemone.
And these are pink anemones.
And this is another Giant Green Anemone.
The little, tiny white stick in the mouth of the cave, to the left, is Casey.
I went to Vancouver, BC for a week. I spent 90% of my time working and the other 10% in the hotel so these might not be the most interesting photos.
The mountains are amazing. I was on my way to Chilliwack when I took this picture. 
I was outside the beautiful Chilliwach Wendy's when I took this photo. 
Oh, and lets not forget the Chilliwack Walmart. 
Chilliwack in my rear view. 
I can't really remember where this was but the sky was steal gray on one side and amazing blue over here. 
The view from my hotel room. It turned into a neon panoramic at night. 
Another view from my hotel room. 
I do not understand the price of gas. Why was this gas 114 dollars? Was it?
Obviously. 
Obviously again. 
Coming home into America. Welcomed into the red, white and blue arms of the ultra rude border guards. 
This is what I came home to.
Yesterday (Sunday), Casey and I took a little road trip to the Pacific Coast via Forks, WA. I found this creature rising from the depths of Cresent Lake. I tried to run away but it ended up getting in the car and driving me around for the rest of the day.
Ok, so I became friends with the creature. The lake was very blue. Not sure why.
Next stop was Forks, WA. We were immediately plunged into a deep dark depression due to the melancholy of this famous town. Not only was it raining and kind of ugly as towns go, but there were several Twilight themed stores. Don't get me wrong, I loved the Twilight saga but I am not sure how many Twilight stores the world needs. Kinda like Disney stores. Not necessary.
Here I am realizing that if the Cullens did come to Forks, they would turn around and go elsewhere.
We stopped at the first beach and were pleased to discover Ruby Beach. Casey told me that some of the first people to "settle" the Olympic Peninsula thought it was evil. You can see why. Ruby Beach was very beautiful but very violent. I had never seen water like it.
But we made it pretty.
I tried to take pictures of the water but it was impossible to actually capture what it was like.
And it was insane how quickly the water came in. Casey wasn't looking so I yelled to him at the right time.
Muscles cling to the rocks all over the place. I was careful not to fall.
These are Giant Green Anemones, all closed up. They were on a giant rock. Tons of them.
Not sure what this one is called. But it is a white anemone.
And these are pink anemones.
And this is another Giant Green Anemone.
The little, tiny white stick in the mouth of the cave, to the left, is Casey.
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