Tuesday brought us further up the Oregon coast, from Coos
Bay to Pacific City, a short hop, in terms of miles, but one that took the full
day as a result of frequent stops, not just to look for pens and, recently,
folding hunter knives (a new, minor passion), but to examine a couple of
lighthouses and to play, briefly, in the tidepools.
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| The Oregon Dunes |
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| The Umpqua River Lighthouse |
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| These were often remote, so staff and families were housed and schooled onsite |
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| Below, the Heceta Head Lighthouse, a spectacular bit of Deco archetecture in a spectacular setting on the Oregon Coast |
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| Tidepools |
We ended up the day after a late lunch, early dinner at the Craftsman B&B, a rather extraordinary
homage to Craftsman style architecture. More on that later, dear reader.
We have a loose itinerary for Wednesday, the only fixed
point being Portland’s Multnomah Hotel by evening.
Oh, and for those keeping track of such things, add Oregon
to the list, 87/55.
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