We stopped at an Elk Refuge in Reedsport on the way to Bandon. It's not often you see this many bulls together.
Bandon is another one of our favorite camping sites on the Oregon Coast. Our oldest son Will and his family camped with us this time. Here they are setting up tents.
Beautiful Bandon Beach
Stairs to the beach
Maggie
Some people forgot to bring coats, so towel capes came to the rescue :-).
Nearby harbor seals
Exploring tide pools
Maggie, my oldest granddaughter. She is so dear to me!
Bill and I with our grandchildren
Will and Julie's family
Julie and Will
Bill and I
Billy, our oldest grandson. We are so proud of the young man he is becoming!
Will and Julie's family
Maggie
Luke
Will and Julie's family
Boys and sticks!
Textured rock
Beautiful evening sunset, even with the fog bank
Exploring sand art the next morning
Maggie
Signing their names
Walking the maze
The creator of the maze hands out agate rewards for those who "walk the path."
Billy
Luke
Luke and Drew
Sea caves
Stunning rock formations
Will and Julie's family
Papa and Luke
Coquille River Lighthouse
Will and Julie's family
Coquille River Lighthouse behind the driftwood beach
Relaxing on the beach
Cape Blanco Lighthouse
A nearby beach
Henry is a fish made of beach litter. There is a wonderful museum in Bandon featuring many sculptures made of litter. It is a place to educate the public as to the harm this litter can do to sea life.
Drew and Luke in a local candy store :-)
Gorgeous evening sunset
The wonderful rocks of Bandon Beach!
One more stop at the Reedsport Wildlife Refuge on the way home!
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