




Now I'm back on the coast and enjoying the ocean. The sunset last night was really pretty, but not in the typical sunset over the ocean kind of way. It was actually a very cool color sunset - the water was an icey blue and the sky way pastel pinks and mostly blues. I went on an incredible ride today. I started off heading south into Newport and visited Yaquiba Head, Oregon's tallest lighthouse. Then I headed east to 229, a very quiet road off of 101 that offered some different scenery. I would highly recommend riding it if ever in the area. It was a roller coaster full of interesting things to look at. The coast in the area of Newport is incredible as well. I made a point of stopping at every scenic pull off and it was rewarding! I saw several Gray whales close to the shore today, and one of them even gave us a bit of a show. The bike route along the coast diverts from 101 as well and offers a lot more views. Tomorrow I plan to go looking for seals.
2 comments:
See that man wielding an ax...its because of crazy's like that, that I don't camp.
Be careful out there, the wilderness is full of crazy's.
Good to see reputation as axe-wielding crazy man is still alive and kicking...
thanks so much for stopping by and reminding me of the good life. may your roads be paved with wonder...
xoxox
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