I have no name for this place. But it was I think, the most breathtaking place. It was this gorgeous spot where you walked down a bunch of slate and shale (?) and you could feel the temperature dropping with each step down. There was this little inlet that was just amazing that went out to the bay at Whittier with trees on either side of the inlet and then mountains in the backdrop. As we turned the corner to walk up along this raging stream (they streams are almost all glaciated streams; melting glaciers or snow from the mountains melting) the cold air hit me in the face. The water was frigidly freezing (thats for you Janelle, Nikki and Kim)
I have no name for this place. But it was I think, the most breathtaking place. It was this gorgeous spot where you walked down a bunch of slate and shale (?) and you could feel the temperature dropping with each step down. There was this little inlet that was just amazing that went out to the bay at Whittier with trees on either side of the inlet and then mountains in the backdrop. As we turned the corner to walk up along this raging stream (they streams are almost all glaciated streams; melting glaciers or snow from the mountains melting) the cold air hit me in the face. The water was frigidly freezing (thats for you Janelle, Nikki and Kim)
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