Deception Pass, Washington

July 10, 2010

The first view of Deception Pass. This is of the second bridge. You can't see the first. Jason on the second bridge! Jason at the bottom of the bridges. The water was amazingly clear! Isn't this a beautiful picture?

This is me, near a large tree with my new marriage weight and my 10 dollar sun glasses.

The beach we were on bellow.

The other side of the bridge. Needed to go down, under and up to get to the other side, or you could get run over by a car. One year 14 to 16 thousand cars drove on the bridge!

Me in the water with a random dog. The family didn't want to let the dog go in the water, so I helped out! Could of stayed and watched all 5 dogs and the amazing blue water and green trees for a lot longer than we did.

Size	Bridge span is 976 feet long, height from water to roadway is approximately 180 feet (depending on the tide)
Opened	1930s (1930s) by the Civilian Conservation Corps
Operated by	Washington State Parks
Annual visitors	2,000,000+ annually
Status	Open year-round

George Vancouver gave it the name "Deception" because it had appeared to be a narrow bay instead of a strait.^[2]