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Just below Cannon Beach is this view south towards the village of Manzanita. |
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Manzanita has a wonderful park and beaches. |
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Oswald Park, between Manzanita and Cannon Beach has wonderful trails and views. |
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Great Sitka Spruce are everywhere. |
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On the trail to Cape Falcon |
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Wild Nootka Roses were everywhere |
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In 1981 I walked this trail and found this tree had recently fallen. Little decay could be seen. |
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Redwood Sorrel, pungent to the taste. |
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On the beach in Cannon Beach...Starfish, sponge, barnacles... |
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The sea anemone had broken shells attached! |
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Early one morning on a walk... |
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Little creatures cast up...here a sand dollar. |
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Ecola Park looking south to the town of Cannon Beach. |
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