At American Camp on San Juan Island

Watching a line of ants marching across the path

Kenny says "cheese" for the camera now!

The Spring Tree restaurant on San Juan Island, formerly owner by a coworker of Eric's is now an art museum.

Intertwined branches of the tree

At a restaurant for lunch

These little vehicles that you can rent were everywhere on San Juan Island

The hallway at the Best Western that we stayed at in San Juan was like none that I've ever seen - it had a bend in it every 20 or so feet, but you could still see all the way to the end.

A Alpaca hobby farm - the owner was very nice and invited us to walk around and see the alpacas. They had a gift shop as well, selling costly alpaca wool items.

They were cute little beasties

At Roche Harbor, prepping for a kayak trip

We took an "open boat" tour of a luxury moterboat at Roche Harbor. Cramped quarters, but luxurious as it could be made.

At a sculpture garden, Eric made an art project...

...by putting leaves and things on light sensitive fabric, and putting that in the sun

There was also a sculpture class going on

Walking through the sculpture garden

We went to the studio on Orcas Island where the guy makes these. I really like them.

Picnic time

At the British Camp historical park, there were volunteers in period costumes, giving talks

This man was making barrels. He had just starting doing the volunteer gig, and was from California, summering on his boat in a local bay.