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  1. Rain Treasures.

    Written by Kristy Siders of Eagle Point / March 1, 2009

    We all hate rainy days especially when we are on vacation. But staring out your hotel's room window isn't a option on a rainy day at the Oregon coast. One must simply get out and explore the beach town of your choice, regardless of the unforgiving weather.... Continue Reading

  2. July 4th Engagement

    Written by Kristin Krueger Bailie of Portland, Oregon / March 1, 2009

    My favorite activity on the Oregon Coast is to go for a morning run on the beach and I have always wanted a picture of myself running along the Pacific Ocean in Manzanita, Oregon. During a 4th of July vacation to the Oregon coast with my boyfriend and family... Continue Reading

  3. Fondest Memories of Oregon Coast

    Written by lori woods of Silverton, OR / March 1, 2009

    I have so many fond memories it's hard to choose which one is the best! One of my favorites I think is, playing on the beach during the day, then going into the Newport harbor , we bought hand dipped ice cream cones and watched seals , ate lunch at Mo's and look... Continue Reading

  4. Girl’s Weekend

    Written by Kay Fischler of Philomath / March 1, 2009

    In January of 2008, a group of four older women decided a weekend at the coast was what was needed to ease the pain that two of the women were going thru. One just learned she had breast cancer and the other had just lost her grandson to cancer. And months befo... Continue Reading

  5. Oregon Honeymoon 1922

    Written by Sharon Adams of Aurora, Oregon / February 13, 2009

    My story is about my Grandparents, Francis and Garnet Bonn. The year was 1922, and following a lovely wedding in Portland, my Grandparents planned their honeymoon to the Oregon Coast , their trip a bumpy and long trek to the banks of the Nestucca. There t... Continue Reading

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