Cannon Beach

 Tillamook Bay

 Nehalem River

 Whaler’s Cove

 Devil’s Punch Bowl State Park

Yaquina Head

Agate Beach

We have been on the road for 13 days, taken 161,000 steps and 3,500 photographs.  There will be blogs on bridges and lighthouses and Newport and more.
Here are 20 random shots just to give you a taste of what is yet to come!

What’s 161,000 steps times 4?  Poor Pookie!

Well, I am four days behind in processing my photos for blog posts.  Just too darn busy shooting new ones to sort through the ones I want to post for you.  At this rate I will be posting through Christmas!  Any way, didn’t want you thinking that I am slacking or anything, so here are a few shots from today.

Since we arrived in Bandon, people have been talking about the three-day Cranberry Festival this weekend.  It includes lots of events including a car show, a street dance, a foot race and a parade.  Now honestly, I was pretty impressed with the parade!  I come from a town of over 100,000 and our annual Fourth of July parade is as dull as they get.

 Bandon hosts a population of slightly over 3,000 and they put together a GREAT parade that lasted over an hour!  This is just a taste of the Cranberry Festival.  More to come!

The lead float is part of the Washed Ashore Project, Art to Save the Sea.
It’s made entirely of garbage found in the ocean!

It wouldn’t be a parade without the Sheriff’s Posse!

They had some SWEET old rides in the parade and on display after.

and Captain Boscoe P. Jenkins greeted his adoring public.

Fort Stevens State Park on the northern Coast of Oregon.