Most enjoyable, beautiful and full of old memories as I have been to that area. I got a kick out of your 10 minute to 3 hours time frame. I especially liked the 'two trees' photo. I find your AGP videos refreshing.
Hey guys, what an end to a truly horrific experience [the DMV visit]. Our version of the DMV here is West Australia seems to be much the same, you need a cut lunch and a water bottle [and maybe a sleeping bag?] when you visit. Great scenery and I loved the photos. Greetings from West Australia. See you on the next one, Frank
We've had egrets visit the field behind our house...although, I'm not entirely convinced they're not white flamingos. I remember hearing about the marker trees. The original, Native American highway markers, but for trails! I heard that they're all over North America, but I'd only heard of ones in the Midwest and out East. So what is the octopus tree saying? "GPS recalculating...?" Awesome, above-average video, Mr. Average Guy. Thank you for the trip to the coast!
Makes sense. This is not Florida so saving heat would be very important. They also seem so much like the Blue Herons that we see in the swampy areas up here in the hills.
Dec 27. Jason I really enjoy your photo adventures. They are peaceful and of course I love the views of nature. I had been to a tunnel along the ocean but it seemed different so maybe it was a different location. Your Mom would know the exact spot that I don't remember. We stayed at a hotel there for Jacob's graduation trip. Bonnie also took us to the Tillamook cheese factory. I enjoyed sampling the cheeses. I bought Tillamook butter the other day for wild rice soup ha!! Sam has grown like a weed and Jeannette is looking good. God Bless, Merry Christmas and a strong 2024. I'm quite sure when I think more about it, this is where it was. Ocean Side.
Hi Deb! Yes, that is the same place. I remember being there with Jacob. I was on that trip as you guys stopped by here first. We joined you on that day. Fun times.
Yes I remembered all that after I started reliving the trip. It was all so fun. Thanks again for the poto adventure. Your photography is very good also!
I like the out of town DMV idea, we've done a similar idea before but at the DMV in Bishop, CA. That is the hub city for a lot of the fishing locations in the Eastern Sierras and sometimes those small town DMV's save your life (especially compared to down here next to LA). Definitely want to stop by Tillamook now, have heard stories about the factory you went to from family that lives in Madras, OR. On both of my Oregon road trips, we cut off early towards Grants Pass on the way to Beaverton. Great video!
I think in the future I will have to consider the small town DMV as a future trend for me. If you ever get a chance, the Tillamook Cheese Factory (Creamery) is a wonderful visit - just like the whole Northern Oregon Coast. The Sierras on my list. I wish I didn't have such a busy day-job or I would start planning on a trip for this summer to the Sierras. I just may have to make it a priority.
@@averageguyphotography Definitely recommend the Eastern Sierras, the whole route from Reno, NV down to Mammoth, and the next section down to Bishop is a beautiful scenic byway, tons of beautiful photo locations all the way down. Would recommend the fall season for photography, look up spots like Twin Lakes in Bridgeport, Lundy Lake, June Lake, Grant Lake, Lake Sabrina. These are my landscape photo filmmaking wonderlands. Keep the adventures coming!
Most enjoyable, beautiful and full of old memories as I have been to that area. I got a kick out of your 10 minute to 3 hours time frame. I especially liked the 'two trees' photo. I find your AGP videos refreshing.
Thanks. Those two trees were all alone. At least they had each other.
Ha Ha! I never thought of going out of town to do my DMV tasks. Nice day on the coast.
Right!? I was surprised that the other people I talked with were from out of town. They had the same idea. We lucked out with the weather.
Hey guys, what an end to a truly horrific experience [the DMV visit]. Our version of the DMV here is West Australia seems to be much the same, you need a cut lunch and a water bottle [and maybe a sleeping bag?] when you visit. Great scenery and I loved the photos. Greetings from West Australia. See you on the next one, Frank
Ha ha! Good to hear from you Frank. Thanks for letting me know that the long suffering at the DMV is a global issue.
We've had egrets visit the field behind our house...although, I'm not entirely convinced they're not white flamingos. I remember hearing about the marker trees. The original, Native American highway markers, but for trails! I heard that they're all over North America, but I'd only heard of ones in the Midwest and out East. So what is the octopus tree saying? "GPS recalculating...?" Awesome, above-average video, Mr. Average Guy. Thank you for the trip to the coast!
Thanks Lisa. Ha ha on the Flamingos. Do Egrets stand on one leg?
@@averageguyphotography I hear that they do stand on one leg in water. Reduces heat loss.
Makes sense. This is not Florida so saving heat would be very important. They also seem so much like the Blue Herons that we see in the swampy areas up here in the hills.
Dec 27. Jason I really enjoy your photo adventures. They are peaceful and of course I love the views of nature. I had been to a tunnel along the ocean but it seemed different so maybe it was a different location. Your Mom would know the exact spot that I don't remember. We stayed at a hotel there for Jacob's graduation trip. Bonnie also took us to the Tillamook cheese factory. I enjoyed sampling the cheeses. I bought Tillamook butter the other day for wild rice soup ha!! Sam has grown like a weed and Jeannette is looking good. God Bless, Merry Christmas and a strong 2024. I'm quite sure when I think more about it, this is where it was. Ocean Side.
Hi Deb! Yes, that is the same place. I remember being there with Jacob. I was on that trip as you guys stopped by here first. We joined you on that day. Fun times.
Yes I remembered all that after I started reliving the trip. It was
all so fun. Thanks again for the poto adventure. Your photography is very good also!
I like the out of town DMV idea, we've done a similar idea before but at the DMV in Bishop, CA. That is the hub city for a lot of the fishing locations in the Eastern Sierras and sometimes those small town DMV's save your life (especially compared to down here next to LA). Definitely want to stop by Tillamook now, have heard stories about the factory you went to from family that lives in Madras, OR. On both of my Oregon road trips, we cut off early towards Grants Pass on the way to Beaverton. Great video!
I think in the future I will have to consider the small town DMV as a future trend for me. If you ever get a chance, the Tillamook Cheese Factory (Creamery) is a wonderful visit - just like the whole Northern Oregon Coast. The Sierras on my list. I wish I didn't have such a busy day-job or I would start planning on a trip for this summer to the Sierras. I just may have to make it a priority.
@@averageguyphotography Definitely recommend the Eastern Sierras, the whole route from Reno, NV down to Mammoth, and the next section down to Bishop is a beautiful scenic byway, tons of beautiful photo locations all the way down. Would recommend the fall season for photography, look up spots like Twin Lakes in Bridgeport, Lundy Lake, June Lake, Grant Lake, Lake Sabrina. These are my landscape photo filmmaking wonderlands. Keep the adventures coming!
Thanks for the tip. It sounds just like my type of adventure