Bullards Beach State Park
2018-06-12
I know that it sounds silly, but I really came to the coast of Oregon with one purpose in mind, to photograph driftwood on the beach. It has been over 40 years since I have been here and that is the one memory that I have from my short time in Oregon. So it was a surprise to find so many interesting lighthouses.
Coquille River Lighthouse It right here in the Bullards Beach State Park. Reflection is really no more than a mud puddle.
And here is the Cape Blanco Lighthouse. We took a tour of this one it was only $2!
See that tiny little light house in the distance. That’s Cape Arago Lighthouse. It is now in private ownership, and that’s as close as you can get to it.
Remember I said driftwood. There is no shortage of it. I think that I will have some fun getting down on the beach for some photo ops. I post some arty ones later.
Looks like you’ll have plenty of driftwood to play with.
I do. For you it’s sheep, for me it’s driftwood. What fun!
The driftwood is gorgeous. I can see why you’re drawn to it and can’t wait ii see you other shots. TV slideshow when you’re here on July. I’ll pop popcorn and supply popsicles.
It’s a date then. Can’t wait.
As good as Maine? Great pics Peter
It’s different than Mane. A lot colder too. It hasn’t been out of the 60’s for a high. Nice change from Texas. See you soon.
My favorite pic is the lighthouse in the far background! ⛵️
Love the blue and yellow contrast in the tiny lighthouse shot. Looks like an oil painting.
Thanks Julie. It is so cool here. Almost cold. It’s a refreshing treat from the Texas heat. Hope to see you and Tim in July.
Never too many driftwood pictures…