It’s a bit grainy but it was a sort of grainy day on the Pacific Ocean in southern Oregon some years back. (It’s also a small part of the original photograph.) And I’d love to go back, as the Pacific northwest is the most beautiful place I’ve ever been to, and lived in for a few short years.
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wonderful 🙂
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I sure hope you have had a wonderful week.
Thank you, Cee. I appreciate this. Now I just need to get more photographs out there. I’ve been somewhat on a Sabbatical.
Sabbaticals are good sometimes. Have a great weekend.
Thank you, Cee.
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If you ever come out to live in the Oregon, you won’t leave. Just be prepared for that. 😀 Thanks so much for participating this week. 😀
I love the Northwest, at least feature-wise. I’m not too fond of their politics, however. I’ve read some very bad goings on there, like you can be arrested for catching rain water in Oregon, I believe it is. Nevertheless, I do view the Northwest as the most beautiful place I’ve ever been. During my first eight years, I lived in Washington (born in Seattle), northern Idaho and southern Oregon in a little village on the Rogue River called Gold Hill, where there has never been any gold. LOL