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Tag Archives: Alsea Bay Bridge
#209–Northern Bridge Tour second time around . . .
Considering we’ve had over 50 inches of rain since Christmas and we can remember each of the very few days without rain since then, we were really lucky on the first two bridge tours. We had a brief shower … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures with travel, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, Judy's Book Adventures, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans, Uncategorized
Tagged Alsea Bay Bridge, Big Creek Bridge, Bridge Tour to Historic Coastal Bridges, Cape Creek Bridge, Cook's Chasm Bridge, cummins creek bridge, Depoe Bay, Depoe Bay Bridge, Florence, Lane Community College, Newport, Outward Ventures, Rocky Creek Bridge, Spencer Creek Bridge, Ten Mile Creek Bridge, Waldport, yaquina bay bridge
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#207–14 bridges in 3 tours—Tour 1 (Florence to Depoe Bay)
The forecast was for cloudy. I was so thankful after days of torrential rain. The day started out with drizzle, which is nothing compared to what we’ve been having. I didn’t want to head up the coast to see … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures with travel, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans
Tagged Alsea Bay Bridge, Beverly Beach State Park, Big Creek Bridge, Cape Creek Bridge, cummins creek bridge, Depoe Bay, Depoe Bay Bridge, Florence, Historic Alsea Bay Bridge Interpretive Center, Lane Community College at Florence, Nepturn State Park, Newport, Spencer Creek Bridge, Ten Mile Creek Bridge, Tidal Raves Restaurant, Tours to bridges on coast, Waldport, yaquina bay bridge
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#121–North to Alaska, I mean Astoria . . .
It just seemed like Alaska! I knew it would be cold, but didn’t know it would get down to 13 degrees and stay below freezing for days. Last week on Wednesday, December 4, I left for a three-day trip … Continue reading
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