On Friday, we traveled to Astoria and into Washington State. On Saturday, Jim and I spent time perusing downtown Portland. In the evening, we had a wonderful cookout with Kylie and her friends. It was marvelous! (Sorry Nikki!) We are on our way home at about 1:30. See you soon!
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Friday, July 25
Thursday Portland
The Air Museum at Tillamook, Oregon houses some amazing artifacts regarding aviation and WWII. We spent much time there perusing and soaking up information. I was unable to get a decent picture that could show the immenseness of this building. It was built in 1942 to hold 8 blimps for military use. One of the amazing bits about it is that because metals begin needed for the war effort, it was almost entirely constructed from wood, even the rain downspouts!!
The first is a P2V-7 Neptune. The second plane isn't a Zero. It is a Ki-43 Oscar and was used towards the end of the war in the Kamikaze flights. The third plane is a P-38 Lightning.
Thursday Portland
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Physical Day 4...
We traveled to Ecola State Park and walked the area traveled by Lewis and Clark. It was pretty cool to find the same berries that helped sustain them in their travels still growing in the rain forest. The light house is no longer in service. They say that only people's ashes are stored there. Ecola is also a popular surfer hangout.
Portland Day 3
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Portland Day 3
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Portland Visit
Jim and I traveled to Portland to visit Kylie's world. We ate BBQ upon arrival. On Sunday, we walked around the "Saturday" Market. Sunday evening, we went down memory lane with Tim, Cindy, and Lauren Hayes in Vancouver, WA (and Joanie from Netherlands!!). Tim brought out old pictures and memories for us to share. We are now at Cannon Beach...more updates later!!
Monday, July 14, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Bucks!!!! More Lake Nature
Last night at Kanapolis, we went out on our regular nature photography hunt. We happened upon this social group of deer. There were 4 bucks and one doe. If you look closely, the bucks pictured are still in velvet and have very nice antlers growing. Jim said that he has never seen bucks that big where he hunts during the fall. We only took about 150 pictures. They were awesome!!!
4th of July
We went to the parade in Sterling and then to the lake for fireworks on Saturday.. I still need some lessons on how to take pictures of the fireworks...
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