More Oregon coast

Posted on June 22, 2016 by ozarksphotos

We took a short drive today to view some more of the scenery here along the Pacific Coast of Oregon.

This image is of a unique sea stack named Arch Rock.

Wild daisies and other wild flowers are in bloom.

Several sea stacks and some of the wild flowers growing along the beach here in Oregon.

Closer view of one of the wild flowers.

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Larry

Larry or Marilyn Daniel
2016 210 Popular Roadtrek
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About ozarksphotos

Traveling photographer of scenic, wildlife, birds, wild flowers and other things that interest me. I also have a Web site with many images taken in North America. OzarksPhotos.com .
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2 Responses to More Oregon coast

  1. Rick Ashworth says:
    June 23, 2016 at 3:23 PM

    Hi Larry, Been enjoying your posts immensely and look forward to many more. You certainly have a good eye for a great photo. Also glad you are enjoying your new Roadtrek (maybe not the tires so much!) and hope you have as much good luck with this as with your old one. I’m rolling on with just a little over 116K on our 2007 and am dedicated to this being our last one so maintenance is foremost. So far have had no serious issues and I am convinced that ours was made on a Wednesday! If you head towards the Boise area, give me a shout, Cheers, Rick

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  2. Carol Stephens says:
    June 22, 2016 at 8:22 PM

    Looks like a beautiful place in this good old USA. Have a great time checking out the scenery.

    Reply

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