Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Oregon Trip Part 1

I'm having serious issues posting pictures from our Oregon trip. This is the second time I've uploaded photos and tried to post. A lot of them are sideways, which isn't how they are in my saved photos...so I'm not sure what's going on. And the posting is too full to add the rest of the photos. Plus it keeps posting ALL of the photos and not just the ones I've selected. Grr. Sooooo.......use your best angle to see the photos, ignore the mass photos of one particular shot, and I'll try to finish posting the rest of our trip over the next few days!

 Bright and early on my birthday, we packed up the kids and hit the road!






 We saw tons of hot air balloons on the ride up. So pretty!


 We headed to the beach house after spending the night at Grandma and Grandpa's house. Another 3+ hours in the car!




 It was super windy and cold at the beach on our first day there.


















 Georgia, Miles, me. Love!




 That's the ocean right behind those homes. Our view was insane....as was the house we rented.



 Miles insisted on wearing his pirate pajama shirt to the cheese factory.











 Who knew they made ice cream?




 There was an air museum on the way home. It was really cool with lots of old airplanes.


















 Lunch in the back of the car before heading back to the beach house!

 Miles having a snack on the deck. Brrr. It was cold!

 Georgia joined her brother...all wrapped up!

 We met up with all the rest of the family at their campsite for dinner. Georgia and Miles has a blast playing with Becca.




 Grandpa getting in his hugs.

 Miles was obsessed with Bitsy the dog.








 More beach fun! This day was actually pretty warm.









































 We took the kids fishing for the first time.






 Miles was more interested in the bait than in actual fishing.

 Such a pretty view!











 We didn't catch anything and the kids didn't last very long.

 We did find blackberry bushes though and helped ourselves.


 The kids loved them! Who doesn't like warm blackberries straight from the bush?





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