Oct 24, 2012 — My friend Evan and I met up in Seattle and drove to the northwestern-most point of the contiguous U.S., called Cape Flattery. This is an easy hike to a really nice lookout of the Pacific Ocean. It was a pretty powerful sensation being there, so far from any town at the edge of the country. We got there at sunset and walked back after dark. This marked the halfway point of my first road trip in 2012.
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