
If you ever camp at the Cape Perpetua campground in Yachats Oregon, be sure to ask for site number 14. It is so picturesque.

Try not to be too jealous of all my granola hotness.

The kids spent 80% of the trip throwing rocks, sticks, and leaves into the stream.

Checking out a centipede.

This tree is the second largest Sitka Spruce in the world. It is over 800 years old. Our Boston (now Eugene) friends met us for the hike and a trip to the beach.

The kids liked climbing inside the tree's roots.

A little perspective on how deep the root system of the Sitka Spruce goes.

The psychedelic mushroom we found on the hike.

A lizard by the bathroom.

Staying hydrated.

Jillian and Seth being buddies again after four years apart.



The Landmark Restraunt in Yachats. (pronounced Yah-hatz) Michael ate his weight in clam chowder.