Canoe Tour–August 2011

Heading Out

Headed out this morning – Due West – the view from the tip of our dock.

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It’s about a half mile out of our loop, and then you turn due south for a while. I only went to Sand Point Loop Park this morning – when I stopped for my coffee break – I noticed I had followers. Not quite the dolphins of the gulf – but fries of the coast are fun too!

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The water is clear enough to see the bottom. Bottom feeding fish are in those shadows along with large fresh water clams.

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Sand Point Swimming area.  Pretty quiet in the morning! Just me and the fisheees!

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Morning Hair – Sun in my eyes, It’s a pretty picture. ha ha.  Thought you might like to see how look squinting into the sun in the morning.

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Headed back north – that’s the Cascade Head on the second ridge there.  In my “walk in the clouds” post earlier – that’s where I was standing, towards the left of the screen.

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Have to pack my trusty bucket.  Open Immediately – Perishable Medical Supplies. Remove Contents. Do Not Freeze.  I figure it is the perfect container to keep my coffee in so I don’t splash it, along with my little Nikon CoolPix.  In the evening it holds my trusty Mirror Pond Deschutes Brew for after paddlin’  with the girls. It’s a good box.

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The sun hasn’t quite peeked into our yard yet, still rising over the eastern hillside. Poor little shaded daisies! (btw – it’s about 9:30 here in this photo – one of the reasons I like to push out and seek sunshine!)

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Sitting in the canoe contemplating a swim – dratted fog rolling in over the ocean – creates quite the cool breeze.  I’m going to skip it today – We have a full day at Anna’s Falls mowing lawns  — and then the boys have their first day of Surf Clinic at Otter Rock.  Should be a fun day!

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I like my box. Smile and my Mornings. Smile I can’t even tell you how blessed I feel every day here.

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1 Response to Canoe Tour–August 2011

  1. Blossom says:

    It’s wrong to covet… I know… so instead I am very happy that you get to enjoy such a wonderful place every day 🙂 I very much enjoy your sharing the photos with us all.

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