r/OregonCoast

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Is this a ceremonial item or just litter?

Newport, Oregon

I’m planning to visit Oregon in early September and have shortlisted these. I know I cannot do it all in a week. I need your help to prioritize and/or replace some. Would really appreciate your suggestions and recommendations.
TIA!

Finn is the sweetest boy you'll ever meet. He's a Plott Hound mix, about a year old, neutered, up to date on vaccines, and fully vetted. He takes treats gently, loves to cuddle, and loves to everyone he meets.

We pulled Finn from an overcrowded and underfunded Texas shelter, and since then he's been thriving in his foster home. Now he's ready for a family of his own.

He is moderate energy level, happy to go on a walk or hike, but also down to cuddle on the couch too. He will do well with someone who can give him a bit of exercise, and plenty of love. If you've been waiting for a loyal, gentle companion, Finn might be the one.

Small adoption fee to ensure good home

Email or text for more info

A few videos from Bandon's Face Rock viewing point. One video is looking at Face Rock directly, and the other videos are looking north and south. In case you don't know, Face Rock is named such because it looks like a giant face (from a side angle) looking up towards the heavens. Enjoy!

https://reddit.com/link/1vqcg3b/video/4q2vnepvptjh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1vqcg3b/video/8x24manbptjh1/player

Finally developed a roll I shot a few pics of the coast in June with. The forests and bays are magical! <3 the Suislaw area

About an hour drive would be alright (image for fun)

Never had seen one of these before. Was running on the beach in Oceanside when I saw a bald eagle on the sand eating something. He flew off as I passed by, so I circled back to see what he had been eating and found this. Apparently a somewhat rare find for the coast so thought I would share it.