We Went to the Olympic Peninsula and Found This | Pacific NW Van Life Adventure Photography Series

We finally made it to the Olympic Peninsula and we weren’t disappointed. Our first campsite provided an unexpected, spectacular find - a deep aqua-green swimming hole on the Sol Duc River that we happened upon from an unassuming campsite.

From there, it only got better. We found a private campsite where we could tuck away in a private little hide y-hole and awoke to soft and misty light on Makah Bay.

As we moved our camp down the coast we filmed a frenzy of pelicans feeding and Matt zeroed in on a spectacular site - a bald eagle posing on a rock.

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00:00 Intro
00:16 Unexpected Find
02:11 Capturing the beach sunrise
04:42 We failed, but we had fun
07:34 A photographic story at the Hoe River
09:16 What we learned about driftwood
12:00 Outro

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