

Heading south, stopping in a lovely little fishing 🎣 town called Bandon on the way.

Art project of the local school in Bandon: 12-16-year-olds exhibit their artwork. 👍




This tufted puffin was designed by local artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi and consists entirely of marine debris that had been washed ashore on nearby beaches and collected by volunteers. Nothing has been dyed or coloured, all pieces were used as found.



There are nearly 2000 of these small islands and rocks along the coastline and they are truly magical areas. These picturesque sea stacks and small islands are a visual delight for sightseers and photographers, but they are also fascinating natural environments.

Beautiful Oregon Coast 😻




We were lucky enough to catch the last spot of the small but charming Cape Blanco Campground. The surroundings look just like you’d imagine they’d look like in fairytales.

Living up to our new motto “chasing sunsets”, we took off in time to walk to the Cape Blanco Lighthouse.

We were not disappointed ❣️🤩










Unusual and unique flora and fauna…



… including sand dunes.

B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L. ! ♥️