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Welcome to Wayalife!

Welcome to Wayalife!

Welcome to Wayalife!

Welcome to Wayalife!

The final thought for the night:

Another lost piece of history is the Japanese attack on Fort Stevens. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_submarine_I-25

The light house What it guards over

Nothing looks like the PNW Coast!

We hiked out to the Cape Disappointment lighthouse. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Disappointment_(Washington) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Disappointment_Light Look out for Sasquatch!

More pictures from Fort Canby.

No but for some reason once I crossed the border I was wearing flannel, and smelled of weed and unwashed bodies. 🦨

Another lost piece of history is all the locations of coastal defense facilities consisting of large cannons guarding strategic ports and sea lanes. https://cdsg.org/short-history/ https://www.nwcouncil.org/reports/columbia-river-history/coastaldefense/ Both sides of the Columbia River...

Near the above sign is also a location that Lewis and Clark visited. More specifically they spent several miserable nights here trying not to die at a place now called Dismal Nitch. https://www.nps.gov/places/dismal-nitch.htm

After beach combing we headed up to where the Columbia River separates Oregon from Washington and pours into the Pacific. Upon crossing the Astoria Bridge we are now in Washington. Although it’s largely considered vandalism I still find some of the stickers entertaining.

Found this guy. Still alive so we put him back.

Hit the beach this morning for some beach combing. The water is very cold 🥶

Seaside was the end of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Found a cool ‘Bottle Shop’ in town. 😳😨😱

It was delicious! Or maybe that was the 2 Pliny and the Vortex IPA I had. IDK 🤣