She greets the rising sun and accepts her daily task,
to protect the creatures that seek refuge within her embrace,
she kisses the moon as the tides swell around her,
and wishes upon the stars that peace will come again tomorrow.
Face Rock – Bandon, OregonFace RockTides, the Rhythm of Life
Playing in the surf
Ocean Hillside
Shoreline by Coquille Lighthouse
Bandon, Oregon
We enjoyed our nine days at Bullards Beach State Park in Bandon, Oregon (July 7-15)! We walked the mile and a quarter from our RV to the ocean everyday. We enjoyed searching for and eating at some of the local eateries, especially the Face Rock Creamery. Their cheese and curds are delicious and the ice cream they serve, from a local dairy, is wonderful! The best Fish and Chips can be had at the Bandon Fish Market.
Day trips in and around Bandon and birding in the area topped off our visit. I added five new birds to my life list. A visit from friends, traveling in their RV, spent a few days with us, which was truly a highlight of our time at – Bandon by the Sea!
Scoping out the situationPartner in crime, trying to look innocent“Do you really think we can climb that tower?”
“I’ll have none of that”
Resting after failed mission or trying to look like happy campers at Bullards Beach State Park?
Maybe they are just happy campers!Karla and Larry at Bullards Beach State ParkSheila, Howard, Skye and Kloud
We enjoyed a fun filled few days, at Bullards Beach State Park, with friends Karla and Larry. After leaving Bullards, the four of us headed up to William M. Tugman State Park. Were we assigned a new mission? What kind of trouble did we get into?
A Cloudy Day at Face RockA little colorHome to manyWestern GullFound along a trail in Bullards Beach State ParkPath to the oceanThe beach at Bullards Beach State ParkEnjoying the DayDirty face SibeWind Shaped SculpturesI believe this is a Double-crested Cormorant
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