Hungry ducks waddle by…without so much as a glance my way.
Following the celebration of fall, leaves cover the ground like confetti.
Springing up from below the trees, one lone mushroom grows undisturbed.
Don’t miss the brilliant fall color found beneath the trees.
Several days of rain left the leaves in Litha Park glowing with fall color.
According to the Oregon Encyclopedia, Oregon produces about 800 million pears annually, almost 300 pears per person. This one dangled above the city sidewalk along my walking route.
I wanted to share this with any of you who might be interested in reading a memoir set along the Camino de Santiago in Spain. The publication date is drawing near.
It is said that the Camino can change one’s life. This is my husband’s story of our 2013 walk along The Way. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you just might be inspired.
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Camino Sunrise: Walking With My Shadows A memoir and Camino de Santiago adventure by Reginald Spittle Illustrated by Sue Spittle They call it a pilgrimage, but for Reginald Spittle the 500-mile Camino de Santiago was the test of a lifetime. A professional journalist and a gifted educator, Reg projected an air of confidence to those […]
Amid the beauty lies the harsh reality of life on the Oregon Coast.
Photos from Sue 