I recently took a trip to Oregon for the first time.
I spent the majority of the time in the foodie capital of the West Coast, Portland--a city filled with sustainable baby stores and brewpubs on every other corner. The food was, in fact, amazing, as was the beer--the chipotle brew from Rogue Brewery may have been my favorite. I also had a chance to visit a small town on the coast called Manzanita, as you will see in a number of the photos. The coast was like nothing I had ever seen--rocky cliffs covered in pine trees jetting out into the ocean, white sand beaches next to rocky coves and air that smelled both of cedar wood and salt water. It also only rained two days we were there! Maybe my impression of Oregon would have been quite different if that weren't the case, but as it stands now, I will most definitely return.
Manzanita #1, 2010
Manzanita #2, 2010
Manzanita #3, 2010
Manzanita #4, 2010
Manzanita #5, 2010
Manzanita #6, 2010
Bed of Kelp #1, 2010
Bed of Kelp #2, 2010
Bed of Kelp #3, 2010
Nehalem Bay #1, 2010
Fisherman on Nehalem Bay, 2010
Nehalem Bay #2, 2010
Tiki Room, Nehalem Pub, 2010
View From Nehalem Pub, 2010
Nehalem Pub, 2010
Unknown Farm, 2010
Wheeler, 2010
Wheeler Train Tracks, 2010
Wheeler Train Stop, 2010
Wheeler Antiques, 2010
Kelp Cemetery, 2010
School Bus, Manzanita, 2010
Southbound Train from Seattle, 2010
Alberta Street, 2010
Off Alberta Street, 2010
Washington Park, Council Crest, 2010Color Photos-Shot with Kodak VC 400 speed film
Kelp, 2010
Sunset, Manzanita, 2010
Oregon Coast #1, 2010
Oregon Coast #2, 2010
October Sunset, Manzanita, 2010
Green, 2010
Oregon, 2010 
