No Hurry...It's Currie

Currie County, OR that is. Now don't get me wrong, I would dig a lovely curry dish right now but Currie County is not considered one of the Indian hotspots on the west coast. It's more of a Subway, Pizza and beers kind of a place...fine with us.

Note that this is a DRIVE THRU Subway...decent!
I had promised that the next post would be from our next stop at Cape Blanco but I understand that cell coverage there is nil so we won't be posting for a couple of days.
So, thought we would give you a quick update on our stay at Harris Beach and the shenanigans we've been up to while here.
Today, we went for a glorious hike on the Oregon Redwood Trail thru a rainforest of redwoods, douglas firs and a million other plants...very nice. Kind of a spiritual place that gets you connected with the real world. Actually it is kind of other worldly in that it all seems like you are in another dimension.....OK, I'm babbling right now but hopefully you get my drift.
















Now, we've taken a lot of tourist photos with knock out sunsets, dew covered ferns and the like but why bore you nice people with these. Hell, you can go on the internet and find much better photos of these types of things than anything we can produce with our little Sony Cybershot.

Now here's a beautiful photo for you:


Isn't that a sight? River Pizza Brewery...pretty good beer, OK pizza.
We've decided that we will focus on visiting and sampling the beers at the many breweries scattered throughout the OR and WA coastline. So far we've bagged the Chetco, Misty Mountain
and River Pizza Breweries in Brookings and the clear winner is Misty Mountain.

Here's a shot of Deb along the Redwood Trail, no we did not smoke that thing, although it looked very tempting!

Here's another shot looking UP the INSIDE of an ancient redwood, Try finding that on the internet, I dare you.


We're off to Cape Blanco at first light - well, after we watch the Man City/Arsenal match up - Joe, who ya got? Gunners all day my friend!
Cape Blanco is touted as the windiest spot on the west coast with winds clocked at up to 197 mph...batten down the hatches sailor.
And for all of you mothers out there, here's a bouquet of flowers (Peony's from the Brookings Azalea Park) and our well wishes for a wonderful Day. Happy Mothers Day!