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The
next day we journed north along the eastern sea coast on our way
to Cape Shiriya. The day was foggy and the seas were a bit rough. |
We stopped
at Miss Vidol Beach, where the first non-stop Trans-Pacific flight
started. It went from Misawa to Wenatchi Oregon. |
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Many miles
later, we stopped to take pictures of a cliff enclosed fishing port.
Lynn, Teresa and Sisko stayed in the car while Thomas and I explored. |
Looking
down at the Mitsubishi Pajero 4x4 that I drive, and the foggy fishing
port. |
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You
can see the coastal road just above the angry sea tossed waves. |
This
is the path we hiked up, which intrigued us because of the Torii
Gate at the entrance. |
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Fishing
is a very big business in almost every Japanese coastal city. They
fish at night, and use lots of large lightbulbs to attract the fish
to the boat. |
This relatively
small port had at least 70 fishing vessels. |
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We never got to Cape Shiriya,
but we saw alot of countryside, had some good food, and I was able
to get these photos of Teresa and Lynn. |
Here is Thomas, and Sisko posing
as well. Boy, Sisko sure has long legs! |
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