Still here in Sawyer's Landing in Yaquina City. But next week we start our trip back to Fortuna Foothills. We're going to take 3 weeks to get there. We've made all our reservations to make it back.
The weather here wears us down here after a time. It's a little too cool for us, but we like coming here. We've hit all our favorite places. We went to Depoe Bay and had lunch at The Depoe Bay Brewery. I had the salmon fish and chips and Peggy had Chowder in a bread bowl. They were both great.
Depoe Bay harbor is the smallest natural harbor in the world.
This is the entrance to the harbor from the bridge.
This is how boats have to come into the harbor. They come flying in and have to make a couple of turns to get in. Sometimes it's only 7 feet deep.
Peggy getting a couple of good shots offshore.
The coast in Depoe Bay is pretty rocky.
Right after we got here a 40 foot fishing boat sank here in Newport. They were on the way into the Yaquina Bay harbor. Some young guy was just along for a ride and was lost at sea in the wreck. Sad story. Here is a link to the story Newport crab boat lost. Very interesting reading.
They towed in another boat that was salvaged right behind us one day.
They were pumping it out as they towed it up the river. It didn't look too good. We don't know the story on this one.
We had to do the tourist thing and go down to the Sea Lion Bar and have an expensive beer and see the Sea lions on the dock.
Our friend Dennis stopped by. The park where he's at in the port is raising the price, so after 12 years, he's moving to this park for a month. It's really hard to get in this park. He had to work hard on Mandy to get in.
They had a BBQ and music at The Mad Dog Tavern for Labor Day weekend. The band was good and the food was killer.
The research vessel, R/V Atlantis came to the international dock just down the river from our park.
Picture of the Blog.
Beautiful flower right here on our site.
Live Happy and Always Go Big.