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Nathan Goldsberry North Conway, NH Mar. 23, 2014

Nathan Goldsberry
North Conway, NH
Mar. 23, 2014

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Andrew paddling into the deep end.

Tonight’s sunset over the harbor ⛴ 🌅 🎇

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Ended my 19/20 ski season on Sunday with a beautiful tour through the North Cascades with Chelsea, Matt, and Phil. It’s always surreal to be skiing in May, especially when the conditions are this good.
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The route we took is known as the Birthday Tour, featuring a couple big ups and big downs as you make your way around the Early Winters Spires (photo 7) from Rt. 20. The access road is closed midwinter, but melts out for spring to become the perfect access point to the heart of the Cascades.
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Definitely an exclamation point on the end of a fun month living out of my Sienna. Thanks Matt & Chelsea for hosting the last leg, you guys have quite the playgrounds around Seattle. Excited to come out and kite or mountain bike with you in the future!

Tonight’s Champlain Valley Clouds™ check-in ⛅️

Here’s a little sampler of the spots Luke and I visited last week in Washington & British Columbia. As you'll notice, I have a short attention span for sight-seeing, so I usually try to jam as much as possible into our itinerary by insisting that I drive everywhere, we hike with pace, and when we run out of energy for the day, we sleep in the van (unless we’re overdue for a shower). s/o to Luke for playing along.
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The first morning, Luke and I grabbed a ferry out of Seattle, stocked up on snacks at a Groce-Out, and drove to the western coast of Olympic National Park. The coast was indeed big and beautiful, but we figured the real magic was in the forests, so we headed into the Hoh Rainforest and went for a short hike along the river (1). The trees were indeed magical. (2)
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After the hike, we started our drive out of the park when I noticed a big bird thrashing about in the river next to the road. Luke and I both jumped out of the car to see what was going on and proceeded to watch a bald eagle eat a big fish for the next 15 minutes. Major #NatGeo sh*t. (3)
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That night we posted up in the quiet fishing village of La Push, catching the last light of the day fade over the islands. (4)
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The next morning, we drove up to the northern side of the Olympics and went for a quick hike up Mt. Storm King. It’s one of those hikes that goes straight up for 2,000' and leaves you with a great view of where you parked. Highly recommend. (5)
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We then headed to Port Angeles, where we checked out a cool kite spot/bird sanctuary, Luke filmed a cheese burger review, and we treated ourselves to at a $50 motel room.
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The next morning we grabbed an early ferry to Vancouver Island, spotting a few orca’s surfacing on the way. (6)
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We landed in Victoria and drove up to Tofino, where Luke rented a wetsuit and surfboard, and we both finally got into the ocean. While Luke surfed and watched sunset (7), I tried to make dinner in the parking lot, but didn’t have enough battery power to run the rice cooker, so we settled on a fancy late night meal at a bar in town. Luke loved it. (cont.)

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