Supermoon over the Sandy
No one was camping in the beautiful campsite. It was a miracle.
Read More Supermoon over the SandyCareening through life and learning stuff
No one was camping in the beautiful campsite. It was a miracle.
Read More Supermoon over the SandySo often mishaps along the way turn into side stories and discoveries I would have never anticipated.
Read More Ever so much more than a hikeCamping has turned out to be an annual Mother’s Day plan for us, which suits me well.
Read More Rainy Mother’s DayArno and I had the idea to leave Friday after work and drive wherever our fancy took us.
Read More Central Oregon weekendThe Hood River Valley is famous for its fruit.
Read More Hood River fruit blossomsGreyscale moderates the bright colours and gives the mountain a chance to make an impact in the photo.
Read More Hood River BlossomsThis was the area jointly held by two nations, called the Oregon Territory by the United States, and the Columbia Territory by Britain.
Read More Willamette Valley Parks{Our trip begins with Day one.} I had told Arno the night before that I wanted to be on the beach Christmas morning for sunrise photos. It helps to tell someone else when there’s a good chance I’ll blow off my own plans. “Sunrise is at 7:52,” he announced as soon as I started moving. […]
Read More Lighthouse and Sea Lions for ChristmasI’d like to take the time to talk about our Christmas lodging before I continue on the journey. If you are interested, click here for Day one and here for Day two. Arno found the SeaQuest Inn Bed & Breakfast online for us, and reserved three nights. The closest town is Yachats, seven miles to […]
Read More SeaQuest Inn Bed & BreakfastI don’t know how close I came to not seeing this amazing sight out of pure unromantic stubbornness, but thank goodness it didn’t happen.
Read More Christmas Eve on the Oregon Coast