Morning routine after a restless night. Church. Trip to collect rent and paint at the duplex. Pack picnic lunch. All before noon!
Then we headed to Astoria with the Wood family for another afternoon of hiking. It was supposedly a 6 ½ mile hike, but it seemed to expand. The Fort to Sea trail took us through meadows, forests blown down in the 2007 wind storm, standing forest, a wrong turn into someone’s back yard, cattle grazing lands, and lots of pretty ponds. No majestic overlooks to the ocean like we were hoping for, but still a thumbs up.
I have three really nice photos of the day, but couldn’t resist posting this more accurate view of every day life.
Then we headed to Astoria with the Wood family for another afternoon of hiking. It was supposedly a 6 ½ mile hike, but it seemed to expand. The Fort to Sea trail took us through meadows, forests blown down in the 2007 wind storm, standing forest, a wrong turn into someone’s back yard, cattle grazing lands, and lots of pretty ponds. No majestic overlooks to the ocean like we were hoping for, but still a thumbs up.
I have three really nice photos of the day, but couldn’t resist posting this more accurate view of every day life.
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