Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach (OR) last weekend [pic]
Posted Nov 15, 2009, 6:22 PM UTC
Posted Nov 15, 2009, 6:22 PM UTC
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But don't think that means you should keep moving North up the coast either. Washington is also an awful place with nothing to see!
I loove Oregon; scotch annd Oregon..
"STAY TO THE RIGHT!"
Yeah! My grandma lived there..... miss you grandma
Love Cannon Beach. Make it over there at least once a year. Wish people would keep it a little cleaner though :/
It is awesome that this picture showed up on reddit!
I'm gonna build a castle on the shit!
I'm wondering if, when the tide's out, the earth is hard enough to make the trek to the rock simple or if you sink up to your knees. Anyone done it?
It's an easy walk, mostly rock. The site is protected, no climbing or bothering the birds. And great picture, btw. We love heading to the coast at different times of the year to view the scenery. It's great to see the Haystack during different seasons and weather. Each view is it's own reward.
Thanks.
CAREFUL, IT'S A BOOTY TWAP
Hey Cannon Beach I'm really happy for you and I'm gonna let you finish. But Seaside, Oregon, has the best beach in Oregon.
I was just there! Overpriced everything, but a nice beach.
Scene from The Goonies?
That's where they filmed the Goonies
I think it might be a bad thing that the first thing I thought of was the Great Bay in Zelda: Majora's Mask
"Guys. I think I have a match. I'm sure of it! The lighthouse, the rock and the restaurant all fit the doubloon. That must mean the rich stuff is near the restaurant."
Can I get a Truffle Shuffle?
Ecola State Park These were all shot further north in Ecola State Park. A funny thing about this shot, Mikey is lining up the restaurant, and Haystack Rock in the dabloon, but you can see the real Haystack Rock behind him in the fog, it's clearer next to Ron in the distance.