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Lots of Smooth Rock
Sort of looks like a lunar landscape, stretching from the bottom to the top of the hill.

Tall Cliffs
I should have climbed to the top of the cliff above where the boat is anchored. Right.

View from North
You can just barely make out the boat anchored across the Harbor.

The Cut
You can go between N. and S. Benjamin through these rocks.

The Rocky Shoreline
Both inside the Harbor (above) and outside were solid rock and trees.

Nice Tour
We just cruised around in the dingy and checked out the scenery.

More Rock!
Gina takes a break from all of
 our  walking about on shore.

The 'Pink Beach'
Fine gravel shore on the southern
 tip of North Benjamin Island. 

Our Rock 'Porch'
Just a short dinghy ride away from the boat, this was a great place to
 hang  out and enjoy the view of the harbor between the islands.

El Capitan
This would of been fun, but ....
we left the climbing gear at home.

Dinghy Landing
A nice spot to land and park the
dinghy at the base of our porch.

Chef Gina
The level flat rock area made it an ideal spot, and our small charcoal
 grille sure came in handy. We also had a small fire pit we put to use.