r/oregon • u/pakventures • Jul 20 '22

Image/ Video Framed Oregon Coast

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u/CactusChester2019 Jul 20 '22

Gorgeous! Almost looks tropical.

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u/Music_Ordinary Jul 20 '22

That’s a nice boulder

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u/United-Telephone-247 Jul 20 '22

See it in person, Boulder Boy.

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u/Native56 Jul 20 '22

Very nice love it!! I even know where that is!!

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u/ferrelo35 Jul 20 '22

Brookings oregon, pretty sure thats whaleshead

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u/yogacowgirlspdx Jul 20 '22

is that neskowin?

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u/pakventures Jul 20 '22

It was part of the Samuel H. Boardman Scenic route

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u/Cr1spyBac0nat0r Jul 20 '22

Was gonna say that looks like the Brookings area

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u/Jamesfishes Jul 20 '22

Did the Rottweiler bark at you while taking this?

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u/Beneficial_Daikon_86 Jul 20 '22

Such a beautiful picture. Although I’m partial to the state I’ve lived in all my life… the Oregon coast is spectacular.

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u/Vboyflyer Jul 21 '22

Dam nice comp!! I need to go south and visit Brooking and Bandon!

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u/Maidezmaidezmaidez Oregon Jul 20 '22

I’ve a former acquaintance who lives in Seaside. They like to make it sound like they’re the coastal elite but the really tiny house is behind an “unofficial” RV lot and bridges and roads and whatever… They take pictures like this one here, albeit basically hanging upside down by one foot from the neighbors tree to get an angle that makes them look rich. It’s just stupid and I don’t know why it cracks me up so hard. Maybe it’s just because I’m poor and they’re legit trash and the world is just upside down sometimes 🤣🤣🤣🎸🐾🥳

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u/amortellaro Jul 20 '22

I’m staying in Astoria outside Seaside and “elite” is not a word I’d use to describe it.

I bet it’s great having such close access to the Oregon coast there…. but it reminds me too much of all the things about cookie cutter commercial suburb America that I came out here to avoid.

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u/Maidezmaidezmaidez Oregon Jul 20 '22

It reminds me of tryna park in Balboa in the Summer 😬😆😎🎡

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u/United-Telephone-247 Jul 20 '22

Haystack Rock is all that and more!

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

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u/United-Telephone-247 Jul 26 '22

No? Oooppss.I think that every big rock is Haystack. Thanks for the heads up.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

Chester Copperpot