After living in Washington only a few weeks, we’re starting to get our bearings. We spent the weekend in the extreme northeast corner of the state, exploring a small stretch of the Pacific Northwest Trail called the Kettle Crest in the Colville National Forest.
The forest in eastern Washington is, at first glance, very different from the forests closer to the coast, where there is more rain. The Colville National Forest is dryer, less dense (although still dense by my own standards!), and more like what we're used to (California/Colorado mountains).
Kala always enjoys romping around on the trails—I think she must hike 30% farther than we do, since she runs back and forth and back and forth, the whole time!
Mojo likes to hike too, but I think he likes resting in his bed on the picnic table after a long day even more... what a little angel!
