Don't laugh, but I have NEVER been to the southwestern part of the Oregon Coast. All the rugged craziness and most of the dunes are mid-coast to north coast. So what you were seeing would have been new territory for me, too There are many more visitors up north and I'll bet the lighthouses would have been open at least at some point. If you ever get here again, ask me, I'll tell you where to go and may even show you some things! It is a wonderful place to visit - in summer, or winter. We will be taking our daughter (who's been in S. Korea for 2 1/2 years) to the coast for 5 days starting March 3. We can hardly wait. I know all kinds of places where you hardly ever encounter other people and yet they are gorgeous! I'll bet there are rocks all over the place.
I am glad you shared your story, but wish it could have been more fun. Beachcombing can be so much fun. My dad has actually found those glass fishing balls that were used extensively by Japanese fishermen years ago. In fact we just had more debris (a large dock) wash up from the Japanese tsunami 2 years ago!
Thanks for sharing!! :D
p.s. Congratulations to Spencer! I LOVE corgis. My husband loves them even more!
Absolutely not! I call that red! A beautiful red! Well, maybe there is a touch of an orangish hue, but not much! I do LOVE it, anyway! Please post it!!!!!!!
Really beautiful. Thank you, Jan. The black background really makes the pink, pinker if possible. I like the framing too. Thank you for a beautiful start on a Monday.
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