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| Cheryl, Jeff, Shirley, and Chris |
The Oregon coast has some beautiful long, sandy beaches that we walked one morning in Coos Bay. The surf was rough but pretty, and we saw a dead seal (probably only of interest to the biologists, but what the heck, that’s what we are—at least I didn’t take a picture of it). The kelp that had washed up was interesting. One bunch looked like spaghetti or an orgy of worms, while another was like small palm trees. En route to Coos Bay we stopped at a delightful B&B, the
Apple Inn. Our hosts Kathe and Harry couldn’t have been nicer, serving us brownies after dinner and a sumptuous breakfast the next morning. Visit them if you’re in the Cottage Grove, Oregon area.
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| Harry and Kathe at the Apple Inn |
The Oregon coast has some beautiful long, sandy beaches that we walked one morning in Coos Bay. The surf was rough but pretty, and we saw a dead seal (probably only of interest to the biologists, but what the heck, that’s what we are—at least I didn’t take a picture of it). The kelp that had washed up was interesting. One bunch looked like spaghetti or an orgy of worms, while another was like small palm trees. En route to Coos Bay we stopped at a delightful B&B, the Apple Inn. Our hosts Kathe and Harry couldn’t have been nicer, serving us brownies after dinner and a sumptuous breakfast the next morning. Visit them if you’re in the Cottage Grove, Oregon area.
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