Showing posts with label Tillamook Bay Oregon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tillamook Bay Oregon. Show all posts

Monday, May 11, 2015

Tillamook Cheese Factory, a "Gotta Do It" When in Oregon :: THE Trip, THE Encore'

Copyright 2015, CABS for Reflections From the Fence

June 13, 2013, when we were still actually IN Oregon.  Today bringing you the virtual version, we are NOT in Oregon today.

If you visit the Oregon coast you just "gotta" stop at Tillamook Cheese Factory.


I knew I was in the correct place when I saw all these milk trucks dumping the good stuff.  A milk filling station, err, dumping station, if you will.


You can observe the factory from above, the yellow tint, is what Sony Too captured.  (Oh, get it, yellow for cheese, snicker.)  This is a free and self guided tour.




By golly, lookie all that yummy cheese.


Yes, you can purchase cheese and ice cream.  You can even have lunch there.  Not convinced yet?  Take a peek.

I am forever a fan of Tillamook.

(Hint, look in the big box stores, you can find the ice cream and cheese in many states east of Oregon. Enjoy!)



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Sunday, May 10, 2015

Port of Garibaldi and the North Jetty of Tillamook Bay :: THE Trip, THE Encore'

Copyright 2015, CABS for Reflections From the Fence

June 12, 2013.  Moving north in Oregon.  Virtually, of course, cause we are not in Oregon today, this was two years ago.

Heading north to our next stop at Tillamook.

Of course, there are bridges, here is one:


Now, I know this is not scenic, it is not a bridge or a lighthouse, or sea mist, however, I am not sure I have ever seen one of these before or since, a stop sign in the middle of the road, see, in front of Jolly's hood, on the left??


The Port of Garibaldi wins the award for the most creative and colorful and fun welcome sign:


Just love the art work we see across the nation:


Later at the North Jetty of Tillamook Bay, I call this   "Fishin or Fhonin?"


I spent some time with the Zoom on Sony Too chasing the birds out here, they were very photogenic and cooperative, not skittish at all.  They all seem to have just one leg - - just kiddin!










However photogenic the creatures were this afternoon, I do believe this is my favorite photo of the day, clouds, blue skies, rolling waves, sea mist, green hills, rock, sand and a bit of driftwood.


The following day we would find us another lighthouse.  YA!




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