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1. TAKE AN EXIT! ANY EXIT AND SEE WHAT YOU FIND!




The trail that leads down to the spit.
   Spit?  Where? What?  I embarrassed to say I had never heard of a spit. Go figure there would be one in the State where we now live. Coming from the Southwest spit is something that comes out of your mouth! Who knew it was a growing piece of sand.

Having gone to Sequim, WA to attend the Lavender Fair. We noticed a exit sign that said Dungeness  Spit. SURPRISE! We would never have guessed this 631-acre refuge was that close to the freeway. When you're just driving along,  you never know what is only a few miles off the road.

This is the longest natural sand spit in the United States, it is 5.5 miles long, extending into the Strait of Juan De Fuca, growing about 15 ft. a year for the last 120 years. Out on the tip is a light house. It's been said that they have seen 200 or more species of birds encompassing this area.

Adjacent to this refuge is another 216 acres of shoreline that you can hike. Only thing is we wished we had found the spit earlier in the day, because we were only able to hike out on it a few miles due to  the tide that was coming in, and it was getting harder and harder to get around some areas on the spit. It's a good 10 mile round trip hike.

So now I know...and you know....and you know, that I know what a spit is. HAH

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