My wonderful wife helped me pick up a new lens for me for my 36th birthday this past week. For all those photographers out there, it’s a 150-600mm lens. This full-frame lens on my ASP-C size sensor means an amazing 800mm zoom with my Nikon D7000 DSLR. To test it out we headed to find some birds on Sauvie Island.
This is a blog about our life. I use it as a journal of our life events so we can clearly remember everything later in life. I try to make it an interesting read for our family and friends as well. Please feel free to comment on anything and share any of the blog posts on social networks. Also, after the page has done loading click any of the photos in the post for a larger pop-up.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Two Year Anniversary
Today was our 2 year wedding anniversary. As usual we wanted to head out to Hood River to pick some berries and get some dinner but this year we invited Eric along. We chose not to tell him it was our special day because we knew he wouldn’t go! On the way we stopped to explore Oneonta Gorge as well. Read on…
Saturday, July 11, 2015
Saturday, July 4, 2015
4th of July on Coast
Category:
Hiking
After an exhausting and hot hike up Elks and Kings Mountains in the Tillamook Forest of the Coast Range Emily and I were absolutely starving so we were super excited to get to Tillamook and find the Old Oregon Smokehouse along 101 just north of the city. We had a great dinner of clam chowder and an oyster po’boy sandwich. The owners even closed up and left for drinks while we were still there! From there it was an hour drive down the coast to our secret beach location where we would camp for the next two wonderful nights. Read on…
Friday, July 3, 2015
Kings Mountains
Category:
Hiking
With Fourth of July weekend upon us and temperatures predicted to reach 100 degrees in Portland once again, we decided it was time to head to the coast with Leo to stay cool and enjoy the ocean breezes. We also wanted to get some exercise in so we planned a 10 mile loop hike over Elk Mountain and Kings Mountain in the Tillamook Forest of the Coast Range. It turned out nearly to be too much for poor Leo. Read on…
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)