It was windy but unseasonably warm Tuesday morning, so I ventured out to Deception Pass State Park and Rosario Beach. Cranberry lake was choppy, and waves were high at West Point on the Whidbey side of the state park. At Rosario Head waves were dramatic as well, and there was light damage from the wind. Driftwood stacked up on beaches and banged into shoreline rocks. I spotted at least two small downed trees and roads were littered with branches and a few limbs. I enjoyed the break in the rain.
Ducks, rough waters, Cranberry Lake
Churning waters, West Point, Deception Pass State Park
Downed limb, Cougar Gap Road
Offshore rocks, north of Rosario Head
Waves crash, Rosario Beach
Beach, south side of Rosario