One of my favorite things to do in Oregon is to day trip to the coast. It is a very different type of coast than that of NC. There is no swimming, no people, and no
Britt's donuts. No anything really... but it's always a good time nonetheless.
Like many places in Oregon, it is a hodgepodge of climates, terrains, and natural features. It's kind of like you're in the middle of the desert... with an evergreen forest...next to the ocean... on another planet.
The nature, quiet, and proximity to the ocean is always revitalizing. Here are some pictures from our little day hike on the Tahkenitch Creek Trail near the Oregon Dunes (I think that's what it's called...I'm just going to always call it the Takahootchie Trail because that just sounds better to me).
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Jason making his way up a little hill |
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Crossing a creek. The water was cold! |
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To the top |
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King of the dune mountain |
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Now my turn |
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So many shells on the beach. This one looks like a butterfly. |
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Lots of driftwood too. Jason has a moment on this log. |
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Getting in touch with his inner Pisces |
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Getting in touch with my inner Cancerian Crab. I'm remembering lately just how much I love the ocean. |
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Balancing Stick on a stick |
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Looking to the South |
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A throne of driftwood |
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Standing Separate Leg Stretching pose on a bridge, because why not? |
Not pictured: A really cool sand dollar that Jason found and possibly the best breakfast burrito that I've ever had
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