Exploring Rialto Beach | Seattle - Olympic National Park
On this day (September 2021), I explored Rialto Beach in Olympic National Park at Seattle, Washington. This is a public beach that is composed of an ocean beach and a coastal forest that is filled with attractions such as the Hole in the Wall which I did not explore. This is looking North while waves crash over the rocks and several offshore sea stacks. In addition, heading South to the forested James and Little James Islands on the beach where there are numerous of huge rocks to walk over and massive tree trunks that appear to have fallen off the mountain rocks from the ocean that have drifted on the shore. It was a cloudy and foggy day, but was a great experience to have and wish I had more time to explore Rialto Beach and Olympic National Park that day. The day ended short due to driving back and forth based on a check engine light on the car rental with the code ESC. An hour into the drive and the light came on which was so disappointing.
Check Engine Light Code: Electronic stability control, or ESC, is an automatic system in your car that is designed to help keep you on course when steering. In some instances, the ESC light switches on if your car is actively trying to maintain traction control. If the ESC light stays on, it means your vehicle is not under control. And if the ESC light stays on for an extended period of time, your ESC may be malfunctioning, or the system has been manually deactivated.