Back in May I headed up island with a couple of friends to camp out at Raft Cove at the Northern tip of the island. We hiked in the 2km trail carrying way too much gear, including a couple of surf boards. We spent a couple of nights alone on this beautiful beach, soaking up the sun, surfing and exploring. The entire time we were there, a fog bank loomed off shore, and on our last day it finally moved ashore, making it easier for us to leave. |
| First view |
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| A dramatic sunset |
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| That just keeps getting more dramatic |
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| A day of surfing for Jordan |
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| We found a very large whale vertebra in the woods |
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| The Velella Velella have been washing ashore by the billions all along the west coast, an event that is thought to coincide with rising ocean temperatures |
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| The beginnings of another dramatic sunset |
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| Late spring nights around the campfire |
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| Exploring the sea stacks at low tide |
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| Looking back at our private paradise as we explore the shoreline |
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| Hawley's turn in the surf |
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