The next day, I went for a hike with Mimi across from Emerald Bay at Eagle Falls, and on up we went to Eagle Lake.
I'm reading the information at the Eagle Falls Trailhead.
I met another friend. His name was Lizard.
Eagle Falls!
Almost to Eagle Lake. From here I could see Emerald Bay.
Ta-Dah! I made it!
We were pooped.
I’ve had a few days to catch up on some sleep. Mommy has taken me around the lake to see and do lots of different things.
I went to my very first garage sale.
Saw Squaw Valley, where the 1960 Olympic Winter Games were held.
I met Tahoe Tessie, who lives under Cave Rock at the lake.
This is where water gets let out from the lake into the Truckee River. Can you see me?
They call this Fanny Bridge. Do you know why?
I know Mommy loves me. She held my hand.
We said our goodbyes to Benny this morning, and headed back into Oregon, to visit my Mommy’s Uncle Rich in Eugene. We spent one night there to break up the driving time, and then headed back on down to the cabin.
Uncle Rich's house was really neat.
A really pretty railroad to near Uncle RIch's house.
I had to make a pit stop on the way back to the cabin.
My Mommy says always use a seat cover.
Sampled a few cherries in Grass Valley. Almost back to the lake!
We arrived at the cabin around 6pm... went straight to bed. I was so tired from all of my adventures, but wanted to catch up on my latest read.
Day two in Seattle was really exciting. I made lots of new friends around the city, and even went on stage at a concert downtown.
These are a few of the new friends I made. The green one didn't speak English too well.
Jaws took me for a ride.
At the Pike Place Market.
I saw hundreds of flowers bundled up for sale.
I made even MORE friends at a honey stand. Can't wait to tell Bear that I met his distant cousins.
This is me with one of the fishmongers who throws the fish around to entertain the customers...
... he fed me to the crabs! Not so funny for Bunny.
I learned how to make cheese curds.
I saw Trombone Shorty play.
This was the best part of my day... the whole band invited me up on stage!
I went home with some delicious goodies.
When we arrived in Seattle, Ben took us to the Ballard Locks.
These locks move boats from Puget Sound to the water level of the lakes, and vice versa.
At the locks, there was a fish ladder, which allows salmon to pass between fresh water and salt water.
After the locks, we went to a fish bar in Ballard called Rays.
Ben almost ate ME instead of the fish!
We had a really pretty view from where we ate.
The Bunny Adventures 