The sun returns
The draw here is the blue-green clay and weathered formations that tower up from the trail.
Read More The sun returnsCareening through life and learning stuff
The draw here is the blue-green clay and weathered formations that tower up from the trail.
Read More The sun returnsAnd then, blam! A distinct change in light and temperature.
Read More TotalityFrom an anthropologist’s perspective, I think the rivalry is almost touching.
Read More Sea Lions on the docksAlong the route are 31 highlighted wineries within a 30 minute drive of the city.
Read More Oregon Wine & SakeConfession: I live about 40 minutes’ drive from the Pacific Ocean and I hardly ever go there! That’s a crime, isn’t it? Yes, yes it is. In 2016 I’ve been to the beach two times. I went to Astoria for my birthday in January, and later in the Spring, I went out with a group […]
Read More Beach timeOur traditional Mother’s Day is not likely similar to yours. Nonetheless, aren’t traditions sometimes the whole reason we look forward to a holiday? For Tara and me, it’s camping. It all started because I am the outdoorsy one and Tara less so. And when the kid was little, I just laid down the law and […]
Read More Traditional Mother’s DayI was told that there was a falls on Beaver Creek. That’s MY creek!
Read More Beaver Creek FallsFirst of all I’ll tell you about my night. I was not very hungry after eating gouda cubes and smoked salmon on crackers with complimentary Chardonnay, so I picked a place called Wet Dog Cafe & Brewery (there are a lot of breweries in Oregon), hoping for a tasty dessert. I arranged for a chauffer […]
Read More Cannery Pier Hotel and the Astoria ColumnSaturday I turned 46 and went down the road apiece to Astoria, Oregon.
Read More Birthday in AstoriaThe rides are not as mind-blowing as typical corporate them park rides, but they are legitimately fun.
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