Organ Pipe National Park

Organ Pipe National Park

About Me

I purchased "Sadie''s House On Wheels "in late 2007 and loved traveling in a motor home so much that I went on the road full time in late 2008. I started writing this blog to help me remember all the wonder places I have been and it allows me to share those places with my family and friends. Summer of 2013 I decided to hang up the keys for a while and moved back into my stick house. After nearly two years, I am on the road again.

Sunday, November 15, 2015

Brookings and Harris Beach State Park, November 13, 2015

We continued are meandering down the coast with a quick stop at Humbug Mountain, at Port Orfords, and a quick walk on the beach.  One thing I have noticed about the Oregon beaches is that there is always some drift wood.  It's really tempting to scavenge a few pieces for a few creative projects...another time perhaps.




Looking south:



We arrived at the Harris Beach State Park to discover only one loop was open and were able to  snag the last of the view sites.

The beach is a steep decent directly across form our campsite with lots of coves and rocks to explore.







The clouds parted slightly to provide a beautiful sunset visable from our windows.



North of Harris Beach is the Samuel H Boardman State Scenic Corridor, a 12 mile long park along the highway, which beckons us to explore.  We caught a glimpse of some of the corridor on the way down and hope to explore it while in Brookings over the next few days.












2 comments:

  1. Keep posting Claudia. Enjoy your happiness and adventures. Kim / Casey

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  2. Your pictures are beautiful, really enjoying them

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