We didn’t get any rain the day we visited the Hoh Rainforest in Washington. But there was the thought of “what happens if that twelve and a half feet of rain comes all at once!” That didn’t happen. . .obviously, so we were able to enjoy the beauties of the forest without getting sopping wet.

The thing that really impressed us was the immensity of the trees in the forest. We’ve all seen pictures of trees like this, but to be “up close and personal” with such trees was an awe-inspiring sight. Just take a look at a few of the sights we came across as we walked the “Trail of Mosses” in the park.

We also visited the Sol Duc Falls while we were in the forest. The hike was well worth it and Bonnie took a little video that precedes this posting that we encourage you to see. Trying to capture the immensity of the trees, with many of the trees being over 200 feet high, is a little daunting. But we try nonetheless and hope that you will catch a bit of our enthusiasm as we visited this area of God’s earth, and that you too will be able to see this with your own eyes as you may have opportunity.

Here are a few more pictures for you to enjoy! The captions try to tell you what we’re seeing. Oh! Flat was overcome with emotion, as you can see.