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45 SE 32nd Street Newport, Oregon, United States, 97365, 541-867-7727
What a day. I've never seen so many trees in my life, and so many tree farms, lumbering sites, and log trucks. I really feel ambivalent about the logging industry. On the one hand, they are cutting down majestic trees, and on the other hand, they are reforesting, supplying our lumber, and a lot of jobs. They seem to coexist nicely here. I find there are 3 kinds of trees here. The "second growth" are reforested after a cutting, and when harvested, are the size of telephone poles. The "old grow...
Newport, Oregon, United States captnoindustryWe drove up the coast of Oregon...naturally we saw lots of trees and many beautiful ocean views. Not far past Brookings, we found a beautiful place to stop and let the kids play and stretch our legs: Harris Beach State Park. It was just gorgeous. Drove through Port Orford. After driving through (and walking around just a bit--we hit a craft/farmer's market) in Coos Bay, we stopped for lunch at Captain's Choice in North Bend. It was an interesting place, very nautical. I think we all had fish ...
Newport, Oregon, United States kitkatgo
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The next stop was at Cannon Beach which is the home of the Haystack Rock. The sun shone a little bit and we did see a rainbow while on the beach.
Our next stop was at the Tillamook Cheese Factory. You are able to go up on the viewing level above were the employees are working. You get to see the cheese assembly line where the cheese is cut and packaged. We did get to taste ...
... the Jellyfish' because so many jellyfish were washing up on shore and people and animals were stepping on them and getting stung. We were probably prewarned about the jellyfish, but I am sure that went in one year and out the other. The first day there we saw all of the jellyfish and decided that we wanted to collect as many as we could over the week and take them home as ...
Newport, Oregon, United States lindsey.martin... many of them restored and functioning. Soon, we were able to identify his bridges by the deco obelisks that flanked the entrances and the wonderful arches that were his signature.
We would have been content to stay longer at the coast, but we are behind in our itinerary and need to head off to our next destination, Crater Lake, before snow moves in. We’ll be heading back to the coast after that, but this time in Northern California.
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We got a room on the south beach.
We walked to a nearby bar for food, it was karaoke night - she sang.
In the morning we went to a 'pirate cove' shop.
We walked on the beach.
We drove on 20 to Corvallis.
We stopped in Corvallis and hiked on Bald Hill again.
We drove south to Eugene.
... Then we were once again off. Our feet plodding heavily along the shoulder of OR. highway20. We walked the 5 miles from Corvallis to Philomath. We had been hoping to make it to the coast that day but as the setting sun seemed to indicate we were just going to have to find a place to squat for the night. Philomath is a very small town so the prospects at a glance didn't seem particularly promising. In a turn of our luck though we were picked up the moment we passed the ...
Newport, Oregon, United States chortagaA little bit slow this morning. We'd stayed at Midway RV resort park last night, which was small and lovely. The staff were very friendly, and when you walked into the office it was like you walking into somebody's lounge in their house. Extremely clean and we weren't in a hurry to go anywhere. Never-the-less we were on our way again by 10 ...
Newport, Oregon, United States foreman... t begin to tell you what all. It was fantastic! I was dragging mom along with reckless abandon. Nearly got myself sent to the car. Narrowly escaping punishment my nose took me into overdrive. But, gads it was great. We found the barkers and stopped to watch them lolly gagging on the pier. I had never seen anything like it. What I would have given to be able to mix it up with those big boys! We know that isn't going to happen. We ...
Newport, Oregon, United States kotybear... large number of seals it also meant sharks were a problem. You had to be a dedicated surfer here to brave the cold & face the logs & sharks!!!
The scenery was rugged & wild & we visited several lighthouses as we went down the coast through the towns of Newport. Coos Bay & Bandon ...

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