Cape Flattery

I'm not sure it's quite fair to post two on this one, but we just returned from a few days on the Olympic Peninsula (it's only a few hours, so we should do it more often).  We spent one day driving from our campground near Sequim (for non-Washingtonians, it's pronounced Squim) to the furthest NW corner of the lower 48.  The Makah tribe has a trail in that gets you about as close as you can get to the corner with a nice observation platform at the end.  This view is looking more or less north with Vancouver Island in the distance.

5Diii, 28-70mm f2.8L @ 28mm, hand held with bracing from a guard rail,  f/9, 1/250, iso 100, aperture priority, pattern metering, no compensation.  Processed in LR5 & CS6.  Tiny crop for a 0.61º rotation.  Taken at 1:03 pm on October 14th.

Thanks for looking and any comments you care to share.