We got started and miraculously, the sun came out and the wind went away and for our whole walk it was warm and sunny at the beach. In February. In Yachats. Didn't get too many tidepool photos after an unfortunate fall on slippery rocks. Luckily the camera & phone survived. We had a really nice couple-hour walk along the beach (not the whole way to Waldport & back.)
The little house is not the place we stayed -- it is a little old 2-bedroom place that you can see from the place we stayed. It is for sale for $999,000. There is a cave in the cliff where, when a wave hits it just right, it makes a huge plume of mist. The one on the photo is just a small plume of mist, but by the time I ran back to the house for the camera and got back, the tide conditions had changed and we didn't see the huge plumes any more that evening.
A picture of me & the Heceta Head lighthouse. The old keeper's house is a bed & breakfast and you can stay there.
The sand patterns.
The little old million-dollar house and the mist plume
3 comments:
The sand photo almost looks likes bird foot prints!!
It does, it looks like bird feet. And the bottom part looks like feathers. But it really was made by the water running down the sand.
I went to a hippie wedding at the Heceta Head lighthouse. It was windy and hard to hear the ceremony even in the middle of summer. Fortunately it only lasted about 6 seconds.
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