Over Two Capes and Around A Lake
I left the hiker/biker camp at 6:45 as the fog was rolling in. That meant I was able to pack up my gear while it was mostly dry. A big plus. First order of...
I left the hiker/biker camp at 6:45 as the fog was rolling in. That meant I was able to pack up my gear while it was mostly dry. A big plus. First order of...
The guy in the RV space, next to my tentsite, stopped sharing his country music with everyone about 4PM yesterday and turned the volume down low. Then at 6PM he hooked his pickup to...
We were adrift in a small boat. The engine wouldn’t start and we were drifting out out to sea. But, wait! Isn’t SlowBro hiking. What is he doing in a boat, for goodness sake!...
I was all packed up this morning. Fact is, I’ve been all packed up for days. My tendinitis is way better and I’ve been itching to get back to the trail. This is in...
Fifteen to sixteen million years ago, a lava flow from the Blue Mountains of eastern Oregon reached the northwestern coast of Oregon and solidified. Over the ensuing time relentless wave and wind action have...
Much of the Oregon coast was made up of great shifting sand dunes prior to 1900. Deposits from the coastal mountain range over millions of years were responsible. The piles of ever moving sand...
Hey JR, we missed you, but you may have dodged a bullet. It was amazing, even extraordinary, but really really…