We only had a few hours of driving to get to the campsite on the coast, so we leisurely packed up and got moving around 11:30. A pretty drive of course. We got a full hook-up at this campground, and they had WiFi and most importantly, showers! We were right by a path that led directly to a tidal inlet. Carson and I explored it after we all got set up (Spencer and Jeff read their books). And I kept going back to take photos of the amazing sunset.
Carson likes to sweep the rug as we pack up. Each year the boys are better and better at helping with setup and takedown. 
Paid our respects to Kurt Cobain as we drove through Aberdeen. 
We are out on the tidal grasses (there is probably a name for this type of land). 
A full hook-up means electricity (hurray!) and water and there is also a place to dump the gray water and black water. 
Jeff made noddles with chicken for us, and Ramen for the boys for dinner. 
The only campground that we have ever stayed at that provided free firewood. We normally don’t bother with a campfire on these trips because we don’t want to deal with buying firewood as we are getting there. Plus we are camping as a place to sleep and not as a place to hang out as much. But this was nice, and we could just hose it down to make sure it was completely put out at bedtime. 
The campground even had a cart available to bring more wood to your campsite. Good idea! 
Low tide at this point. I wanted to go out and take some more photos of the seagull (bigger than WI bird), but it was really muddy. 
Plant photography 
There were a couple chairs at the end of the path that were perfect to sit at and take photos every few minutes as the sun set. 
Some clouds were starting to roll in so the moon through the trees had a haze to it.
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