Day two of our STAY-cation. Eugene/University of Oregon. Then off to the Dunes in Florence, OR. Driving up the coast and back to PDX.
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The campus was so quiet. I bought my first DUCK shirt.
My mommies alma mater.
Cool climbing tree on campus.
The dunes. We went from 80 degrees to 60 on the coast. The sand was BLASTING us.
Good shells to collect.
A very cool beach with caves, tidal pools, and this bridge. (the largest sea lion cave in the world is very near, so there are probably great white sharks there too).
We took the free bus from Eugene to the OREGON COUNTRY FAIR. It was so easy and we arrived just as the fair was kicking off. It was a hot day, no clouds, but plenty of shade in the forest where most of the fun takes place.
The signs don't really help. There are too many nooks and crannies to get lost in here!
Some of the street musicians.
Mom's old college friend Tim was working at the fair.
Cool mirrors.
One of the many parades. There are lots of stilt walkers in costume.
Very GREEN parade. Dragon!
One of many little meals. The food here is amazing.
A quiet spot to nap or play. Mermaid spitting water.
OM!
Forest art.
Just in case you get "lost".
Lots of little stages to see musicians play. This was a Hawaiian-Reggae band.
Free child care (and face painting) while you cruise around Energy Park to look at all the sustainable ways to live!
Superman cape & Tie-Dye.
Another parade. Tie-Dye underwear band.
Creatures on stilts.
I was a little cranky at the beginning of the fair because I stayed up until 11 pm the night before. But after I bought this superman cape I was a happy boy.
At the end of the fair the streets are so peaceful.
At the drum tower. End of the day and a tired boy.
The campus was so quiet.
My mommies alma mater.
Cool climbing tree on campus.
The dunes.
Good shells to collect.
A very cool beach with caves, tidal pools, and this bridge.
Shelter from the blowing sand.
One of the caves.
We see a starfish.
