Customs inspection started at 9am for a 10:30am ferry departure from Victoria bound for Port Angeles. We were 10th in the standby line and among the last six cars to make it on board. Our journey today to the eastern slopes of the Cascades Mountain Range took us across Puget Sound on our fifth ferry ride in as many days. From the water we could see the Seattle skyline in front of the distant but enormous Mount Rainier.

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