Outfitted in matching red jackets, two distant beachcombers stroll the shore in search of treasures.
A late spring iris blooms alongside the coastal path.
By midday the Oregon fog breaks up and moves out to sea.
As the snow falls outside my window, I dream of summer sunsets on the Pacific Coast.
My husband and I write a travel blog together, carryoncouple.com and we recently completed a countdown of our 2018 top 10 photo picks.
Now we want to hear from you. No cash, no prizes…just a chance to share your opinion. Check out the link below to see a recap of our 2018 favorites, then choose choose yours.
Leave your numbered choice in the comments section and we will announce the results this Friday, December 21.
Amid the beauty lies the harsh reality of life on the Oregon Coast.
Hydrangeas are but one of the many variety of flowers grown in the 5 acres of formal gardens in Shore Acres State Park.
This Puffin stands nearly five feet tall and is constructed from recycled ocean trash. Look closely and see how many things you can identify.
Photos from Sue 