While on the way to Anacortes on the ferry, I found an outlet and charged some electronics as much as I could. For some reason, I couldn’t get the GPS signal so I was unable to record. The ferry ride. Upon arrival I headed south. There weren’t many views, but the traffic wasn’t too bad in the section. At the north side of deception past State Park I decided to take an extra downhill to check out the facilities there. Even though it was hard work getting back out it was worth it as it has a nice park and a cove. I was able to eat a sandwich I had picked up earlier. After the hard climb out, I rode the busy highway at deception pass. Finishing at the southside of deception pass State Park at cranberry Lake. There was more downhill and uphill to get to the campsite. The hiker biker are private individual ones in a heavily brush and tree area with very friendly chipmunks. It started to rain as I got into the park so I quickly set up the tent. After that, I walked down to the edge of cranberry Lake and the ocean Bay. I brought more food and ate down there as well. It’s interesting because the lake’s edge and the bay edge are only about 100 yards apart. It rained a little bit again when I was down at waters. But it soon stopped. This was the shortest length right I think I had so far and maybe for the whole tour. But I didn’t mind. I had enough climbing for one the day.