Here are a few photos from a trip I took from Seattle to LA with many stops along the way. These are all from Mt Rainier, 7/13/23

What is the name of this waterfall on Mt. Rainier? I am not finding photos that look similar from this angle.

1) Gold Beach, Oregon, 4/21/24
2) Florence, Oregon, 4/21/24
3) Somewhere just south of the Santa Monica Mountains, CA, along the PCH, facing north, 6/11/22
4) Mount Rainier, WA, 7/13/23

Now I am off to upload a bunch of photos to my page and also some videos to YouTube that I forgot I had :)

This is AMAZING! I can not wait to get in a full year of exploring this amazing area of our continent. I have a ton of photos from the 7 west coast trip I took before making the move out west that I think everyone would enjoy seeing. This one is from Portland. Union stations downtown in March of '22

Very very close. Just a little farther south. I believe I drove a loop past some old WW2 coastal lookout posts designed to look like small homes just before I came around to this vantage point.

I should probably share a bunch of them here. I believe this one is from Klamath. I know it isn't Oregon, bit it is relatively close. However, the entire west coast of North America is very dramatic landscape. The unfortunate thing is photos do not due the scene proper justice.

Since I'm still in the middle of editing my first camping adventure video for my channel, I thought it a good idea to drop another clip in the meantime. This video is far more complicated than my previous videos. Hopefully I'll have it done and on YouTube by this weekend. I'm learning along the way

A short clip from some of the video I took during my trip camping. This clip is from Depoe Bay on the return to Portland.

I got to the campground just in time to get the tent set up before the sunset. I've been taking photos of the night sky ever since. I tried to capture somevideo but it didn't turn out well, or maybe it did. I'll know more when I get home and edit. I know these aren't pro shots but I'm learning