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New Year’s Day 2012 at the Oregon Coast
We headed down to Pacific City, OR to celebrate New Year’s. Yesterday was as beautiful as it gets at the coast in January – a bit chilly, a bit windy, and a lot sunny.
This was a big day for Kendall. She was allowed off leash on the beach for the very first time. She tends to get very sidetracked when she sees a bird or a squirrel and doesn’t always come when called. There weren’t many people on the beach, so we let her run a little bit. She kept tabs on us, and we didn’t let her get too far.
As soon as we saw the horses the leash went back on. She barks at llamas, and I’m not sure how she’d behave around horses.
What a great way to start the new year.
Posted in Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, travel
Tagged Cavalier King Charles, Kendall, oregon coast, Pacific City
We’re back!
I bet you thought we fell off the face of the Earth. I made it back from Dallas and then things got busy. We headed to the Oregon Coast for Thanksgiving and rented a great house about a block from the beach. There was a huge storm during the days before Thanksgiving that closed some of the roads to the coast due to downed trees and flooding. The storm also blew the sand around quite a bit so that it looked like snow drifts up against the houses on the beach.
It poured down rain most of the day on Thanksgiving. It was raining so hard it looked like it was coming down in sheets. Right after dinner, the skies cleared and we were able to go for a walk on the beach without being blown away.
There were still storms out at sea, so the waves were big. You have to be careful not to turn your back on the ocean, especially on days like this. You never know when a sneaker wave is going to come in and sweep you off your feet. It happens way too often here.
There’s a dune at the end of the beach in Pacific City where you can climb to the top.
There were a number of deer that strolled through the neighborhood each day. They looked right at home, and they weren’t scared of us at all. Kendall loved watching for them in the window.
























