Adios LA. Hello Oregon. Hey Oregon, you’re green! And wet. Glassy rivers twisting this way and that.
So many bridges! And railroad tracks, and tall shaggy trees. Astoria is REAL. I am in it. Right this second! This calls for at least 5 or 6 more exclamation marks and I am not afraid to use them.
On the road to Astoria deep forests straddled either side of the road. And the forest floor is covered with ferns and mossy branches! It looks to me like if a person were to lay down on that velvety ground they would soon be covered in a moss blanket.
When I stepped inside my room I screamed and clapped my hands together. From my window I could see an enormous ship passing under the Astoria Bridge. Then another, and another. I don’t think I need to leave. I’m just going to sit right here in the big comfy chair by the wide open windows with my binoculars and watch the ships go by. And breathe in all the river & sea air, watch the seals swimming by, and the birds, and…
Yeah. That’s what I’m going to do.
link please….looks like a fabulous place to stay! we are headed up to the oregon coast soon and very soon and still looking for the perfect accomodations….
thanks.
You just sit and drink it all in…I’m right there with you!!!
OH- THAT SOUNDS SO GREAT! I AM TYPING IN CAPS BECAUSE THE CAT IS SLEEPING ON THE SHIFT BUTTON. I KNEW YOU WOULD UNDERSTAND. HAVE FUN!
I am soooo jealous!!! Are you there by yourself or with your sis and mom???? Hope you have a great trip! karen b…..
m.j. i think i can breath in that clean fresh air with you~i just love reading your posts~i always feel like i am there with you! xoxoxo
btw…BEAUTIFUL pics girl~wishing you the best of best time in Oregon!
oh! i love astoria. lucky! If you get a chance drive over to Cannon Beach. I love it there too. We went right when the fog rolled in and it was magical.
Take a deep breath of that wonderful air for me…enjoy your lovely visit. Jackie Wight P.S. I like your shoes.
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