Come, a collection of murals that feel like they absolutely belong there. Location: Bandon, OR.
Tag: Oregon
Bandon – Where Sea Stacks Meet Stories of the Past
I must admit, it was the rocks — mainly the sea stacks that drew me to this coastal town in the Pacific Northwest of the US.
Stepping on the Brake for Some Roosevelt Elk
Would you like to see some Roosevelt Elk near the Oregon Coast? They are almost always grazing at this spot by the Umpqua Highway >>
From the Oregon Coast: Cannon Beach in the Summer
Cannon Beach in Summer: The Haystack and the Needle, the other sea stacks and dramatic evening light — a photo feature from the OR seaside.
Believe it or not: There are Painted Hills in Oregon
Some miles northeast of Bend, Oregon is a little known treasure – a natural gallery of some of nature’s best masterpieces. It is called Painted Hills.
Have you ever seen a Pumice Desert?
After we left Crater Lake on our first visit there, we exited the National Park via the North Entrance Station. As we drove through the rain and the fog, we…
Crater Lake the Deepest (and Bluest, too?)
A lot has been said about the first sight of the deepest lake in the United States of America. Cheryl Strayed in her memoir ‘Wild’ said that her first look…
Cannon Beach and its army of rocks
Cannon Beach in Oregon has adramatic coast, thanks to igneous rocks the rise from the waters and silhouette the landscape. An army of rocks>>
PhotoFeature: Portland Japanese Garden in Winter
I seem to have an affinity for Japanese Gardens. Landscaped with rich greenery and dotted with stone and bronze sculptures not to mention the ponds in them, these gardens seem…
Monday Mural | Found in Bend, OR
Back in the summer, we spent some time in Oregon. While we were in Central Oregon, I came across a couple of murals in Bend – OR. The first piece of…