The Absolute Step-by-Step Guide to the Perfect Panorama
The Absolute Step-by-Step Guide to the Perfect Panorama
Learn how to use your ordinary digital or film camera to Go Wide as you quickly master the basics of panoramic photography. This book tells you how to make your own panoramas, in plain, simple, step-by-step language that anyone can follow.
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Oregon Coast: Portrait of a Place
Oregon Coast: Portrait of a Place
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Oregon Coast: Portrait of a Place showcases the reasons for this area’s tremendous popularity. The ruggedly beautiful, endlessly fascinating 362 miles of the Oregon coast have been luring visitors for generations, and the coast is now one of the premier recreation destinations in the country.
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Underwater volcano discovered off Oregon coast
2012 Nibiru Scientists discover an eruption at an undersea volcano off the coast of Oregon
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Legendary “Second Summer” Arrives on Oregon Coast
Legendary “Second Summer” Arrives on Oregon Coast
It’s likely THE biggest news story about the Oregon coast, yet
it’s one of the area’s biggest secrets: Fall is just the
beginning of some really warm weather, and the start of a load
of features that make this the most inviting time of the year on
these beaches.
This pristine and often wild area, legendary for being among the
cleanest sands in the world, is also completely free to the
public: no one owns any section of Oregon’s coast, and no one
has to pay to play there (except for a few state parks with
minor fees).
Fall is known as the “Second Summer” here: meaning this part of
the Pacific shoreline is at its warmest in September and early
October.
By the time September comes around, the ocean is at its warmest
after being heated up all season. Meanwhile, things get cooler
in the Willamette Valley – on the other side of the coast range
mountains – which evens out the temperature differences between
the two. This allows warmer air flows from the east and from
California to help warm things up even more, as well as causing
the winds to die down in general and decrease fog.
During the summer, those temperature differences drive the sea
breezes and fog. But by early fall, those differences are not as
significant, allowing these factors to come together and making
for sunnier, hotter days than in June through August.
Weather experts say this usually lasts well into October, with
the middle of the month generally being a turning point towards
more blustery weather. However, in 2004, those summer-like
conditions lasted well into the last few days of the month.
On top of it all, this season boasts lesser crowds, lower
lodging prices and fewer cars on the highway – making this the
best time of the year to venture to the Pacific Ocean.
SURPRISES IN SEASIDE
Each town on the coast has its own identity and each experiences
the benefits of the “other summer on the coast,” as it’s
sometimes called. But the resort town of Seaside, on the
northern Oregon coast, has some particularly pleasant amenities
during “Second Summer.” Keith Chandler, manager of Seaside
Aquarium noted he sees more whales wandering these waters at
this time of year than at any other. “Not because there are more
whales,” he quickly adds. “But because less winds make for less
white caps and calmer waters, so it’s easier to spot them.”
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At Seaside Helicopters, all these nice days keep pilot/owner
Gary Turel quite busy. The long run of pleasant weather makes
for ideal flying conditions for his aerial tours of Cannon Beach
and Seaside.
This consistently wowing flight lets you glimpse “Goonies Rock”
- which was used in some of the last moments of the cult classic
film. Hwy 101 – just south of Seaside.
www.seaside-helicopters.com. (503) 440-4123.
LODGING SPECIALS ABOUND
In most cases, lodging prices begin to dip sometime in
September, although some businesses don’t drop until October or
later. One interesting rule of thumb is that more expensive
lodgings drop farther in price, while more inexpensive hotels,
vacation rentals or motels drop less.
At St. Bernard’s Bed & Breakfast, you can stay at a real castle,
overlooking Arch Cape and Castle Rock, for less during the week.
After October 1, weekdays are 15 percent off per night
(two-night minimum), and you can get weekends at three nights
for the price of two. Look for East Ocean Rd., just north of the
Arch Cape Tunnel. www.st-bernards.com. 800-436-2848.
At the adorable, family-friendly and pet-friendly San Dune Inn
in Manzanita, prices are anywhere from for two people to
0 for a family in August. Those drop 15 percent after Labor
Day, and another 10 percent in October. The San Dune Inn
features fun and funky pleasantries like free bicycles, game
equipment for the sand, beach chairs, etc.
www.sandune-inn-manzanita.com. 428 Dorcas Lane. 888-368-5163.
If romance is on your mind, Old Wheeler Hotel presents stunning
views of Nehalem Bay in charming, ancient building so beautiful
it’s been nicknamed the “Westin-Benson of the Oregon Coast.”
Their prices, generally between to 0, go down about
in October. They are celebrating Second Summer by allowing
anyone who mentions “second summer” to stay at October/November
rates. Hwy 101 and Gregory. www.oldwheelerhotel.com.
877-484-3843.
At the stunning vacation rental resort of Bella Beach, near
Depoe Bay, prices drop substantially after September 20. These
beautiful homes, just steps away from the ocean, go for 20
percent to 35 percent less. Many homes that were 0 per night
drop down to 5 per night. 866-994-7026 or
www.bellabeach.com.
SECOND SUMMER EVENTS “BREWING” FUN
Sometimes, local events bring out a whole new side to the Oregon
coast’s “Second Summer.” The second weekend of October sees
Newport’s population swell to several thousand more with the
2005 Newport Microbrew Festival as the central coast town
invites you to “Sail On Over for Suds & Surf.”
This theme and title means a bevy of food vendors, assorted
sellers of microbrewed goodness, wine, lots of live music and
arts & crafts – as well as their famed homebrew competition. The
event takes place at Lincoln County Fairgrounds, 633 NE 3rd
Street, in Newport – a charming but bustling burgh that hosts
two lighthouses.
The over-21-only festival happens on Friday, October 7 and
Saturday, Saturday, October 8. Parking is free and admission is
. www.newportchamber.org/microbrew. 800-262-7844.
Other discoveries to be made in Newport include the Nye Beach
area, which is an historic section of town that reigned in the
early 20th century as the “Honeymoon Capitol of the World.” It
still retains its ancient vibe and strong sense of romance.
While there, don’t miss either Village Market & Deli or Blu
Cork Wine Bar, both on SW Third, a street which deadends over
the beach. Village Market features gourmet lunches that are
becoming legendary in the state, including a Tuscan Turkey that
has quite the zing to it thanks to a bit of wasabi. It’s
innovative and full of subtle layers. (541) 574-9393.
Blu Cork Wine Bar boasts an incredible interior of earth tones,
a heady selection of mostly Northwest wines, and a dizzying menu
of delicious items like a duck pate that is so light and smooth
it threatens to levitate out of your mouth. 613 SW Third Street,
Newport. 541-265-2257.
More on the subject of Second Summer can be found at
www.beachconnection.net/secondsummer.htm
Andre’ Hagestedt is editor of Beach Connection, a tourism
publication that covers the upper half of Oregon’s coastline -
some 180 miles.
Real Hip Hop Beats That Sale!
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Chocolate Recipe Guilt Free
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Unusual Moments on the Oregon Coast
from www.beachconnection.net Strange, serene and surreal a collection of unusual sights and moments on the Oregon coast…Cute baby seals, strange sunsets, odd natural sights, different views of familiar landmarks…the list goes on. See about Oregon coast lodging at www.beachconnection.net All photos by BeachConnection.net, except the orca shots taken by Tiffany Boothe of Seaside Aquarium. Music by Portland’s Jonah. Song: The Joy of Drowning.
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Underwater volcano erupts off Oregon coast
ROUGH CUT – NO REPORTER NARRATION The Axial Seamount, an undersea volcano, erupted off the coast of Oregon, spewing forth lava covering at least two kilometers (1.2 miles). Scientists monitoring the volcano for the last 13 years predicted it would erupt before the year 2014 and say the recent eruption marks the first successful forecast of an underwater volcano. The discovery of the new eruption came on July 28, when scientists led a routine expedition to Axial. The Axial, located 250 miles off the Oregon coast, is one of the most active and intensely studied seamounts in the world.
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How to Find Vacation Rentals in Oregon Coast, Usa
How to Find Vacation Rentals in Oregon Coast, Usa
People who want to have a wonderful vacation in the USA are most welcome at Oregon Coast vacation rentals as it offers a number of options to enjoy a perfect getaway in this beautiful area of the United States’ west coast. The area is internationally recognized among holiday makers due to its beauty and serene. There are many activities to choose from and the picturesque places to view and shoot.
Oregon Coast vacation rentals are popular for making your holiday incredible and relaxing by offering the advantages one would find at home such as their own kitchen and laundry facilities. Apart from these, there are other facilities that include barbeques, stereo systems, movies, hot tubs, fireplaces and games. Some vacation rentals allow you to come with your pet as well. These facilities are not available at all the locations so, make a comprehensive search through the internet to find this out.
Oregon Coast vacation rentals are considered great holidays for families who want to bring their children as there are a numbers of things for children to do especially along the beaches. The place has magnificent forests that reach right to the coast as well. Some areas along the coast provide great crab and clamming along with fishing. While staying at , there are a number of activities to be involved with in urban areas as well. Some of these activities that include antique shops, fine dining, artist studios and galleries. Some of the other tourist locations along with the coast that includes The Sea Lion Caves, the Oregon Coast Aquarium, the Chinook Winds Casino and the Newport Historic Bay front.
One of the most popular places to visit in Oregon, Mount Hood where snow-covered peak welcomes visitors with its impressive elegance and the spectacular Multnomah Falls awaits those who can realize the magnificence of its sheer force. Mount Hood is the place to head for tranquility among nature where lush forests surround most vacation homes, providing not only privacy but a secluded retreat to people who can enjoy surroundings without the noise of passing vehicles or loud neighbors.
Thinkrentals is the best place to choose Sunriver Vacation Rentals properties for every preference and according your budget. Oregon Coast Vacation Rentals are available in a huge variety with different sizes and shapes at different convenient locations.
