Young Hanson of Dallas, left, along with Chun Kim and Jennifer Choi, both of Tacoma, prepares lunch at a picnic shelter at Sequim Bay State Park east of Sequim on Thursday. The group took advantage of a free day at all state parks in celebration of Earth Day. The next free state parks day will be June 5 to celebrate National Trails Day. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Young Hanson of Dallas, left, along with Chun Kim and Jennifer Choi, both of Tacoma, prepares lunch at a picnic shelter at Sequim Bay State Park east of Sequim on Thursday.
The group took advantage of a free day at all state parks in celebration of Earth Day.
The next free state parks day will be June 5 to celebrate National Trails Day.
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