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There were also lots of garter snakes sunning themselves. This might be the biggest I've ever seen. It's a big one when it coils to strike instead of just slithering away.
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We left Lagoon Cove, through the Blow Hole, and past Minstrel Island. Cutter Cove was so quiet that we decided to spend the night.
If you break down in the Broughtons, this is the place to do it.
The workshop at Lagoon Cove. The railway is still functional.
There were also lots of garter snakes sunning themselves. This might be the biggest I've ever seen. It's a big one when it coils to strike instead of just slithering away.
Basalt on the left and granite in the right.
The rocky shoreline was covered with wild strawberry.
This must be the engine that was replaced.
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There were also lots of garter snakes sunning themselves. This might be the biggest I've ever seen. It's a big one when it coils to strike instead of just slithering away.

There were also lots of garter snakes sunning themselves. This might be the biggest I've ever seen. It's a big one when it coils to strike instead of just slithering away.
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On the left is the MV Coho, headed for Victoria. We left Port Angeles about 8 am for the 90 minute ride.
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