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The famous "Kissing Ogres." I just made that up. You can see more of the orange lichen on the ogre on the right.
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I found a crescent shaped bay and "dropped anchor" between boulders on the point and tied a stern line to the cottonwood. Kept me off the beach even when the wind howled that night.
There were some skimpy beaches where there was volcanic ash, but not enough to entice me, given my experience with winds coming up in the night in this country.
The famous "Kissing Ogres." I just made that up. You can see more of the orange lichen on the ogre on the right.
Some of the cliff faces had interesting orange and green lichens.
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Interesting caves in the basalt cliffs.
The free launch and marina at Coulee City. Once again I was the only boat there and the only boat I saw for the two days that I was there. Is it me?
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The famous "Kissing Ogres." I just made that up. You can see more of the orange lichen on the ogre on the right.

The famous "Kissing Ogres." I just made that up. You can see more of the orange lichen on the ogre on the right.
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Leaving the Columbia and heading towards Coulee City.
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