Big Lagoon

Last Sat. it was about 70 degrees, and I went to a beach I'd never been to before -- Big Lagoon. That is really its name. It had huge waves, and here are a couple of the many pics I took.

I just went by myself cuz I knew I'd want to take pictures and do a little agate hunting and didn't want to have to worry about someone else. I found more agates than I usually do, so I think if I actually went further down the beach and concentrated on it, I might find a decent sized one.

It's kinda far but not super far, about 20 miles. Leaf Lady (Gail)

waves

I call these "Wavebreak" and "Before Wavebreak." "Wavebreak" is now one of my favorites of all my outdoor pics.

I think it's impossible to get anything but a good picture at Dry Lagoon.

I was there again cuz the paper re-hid the Easter Egg, which disappeared from its first hiding place but was never claimed. Incidentally, I was told by someone at the paper that it was NOT at the bridge I photographed. They picked up the clues mid-stream, leaving the early ones that took you to Stone Lagoon, but changing #6, which referred to needing hiking boots, to "hiking boots will not be needed." For some reason I thought I'd be able to find a hiding place that fit the other clues but which was near the parking lot but I couldn't. I also looked at the old Stone Lagoon visitor center, now closed, and the Stone Lagoon Schoolhouse -- poked around a few places but no luck. Even drove a few miles down the road to the little town of Orick to see if anything was called Stone Lagoon something, but nothing was.

Eventually I went to Dry Lagoon, since the tide was going out, and enjoyed the scenery and tried a little to find some agates. I only found 3 smallish ones and one itty bitty. I don't have a good eye for them but enjoy looking. But it was quite cold and very windy so only stayed there about 90 min.

Today the paper just ran clue #6 again. Weird! But I don't intend to go looking again. Gas is just too expensive. It's been $3.79 the last couple weeks. Leaflady (Gail)