With Dog will Travel✨️💖🚶‍♀🐕

It's not as easy as it used to be, finding available campsites to stay overnight while traveling. There is no longer the first to arrive who will get dibbs at a sight. The spotinaety of seek and find treasure spots for camping is almost impossible without online reservations. In my week long road trip along the coast of Oregon, the first night, I got lucky in Lincoln City. I pulled up to a campsite registry booth, and the young man had just hung up the phone with a cancellation, I paid $23.00 for a raw campsite. Because it was pouring rain, there was no place to cook my can of soup. Azul and I snuggled into the back of my Bronco Sport car ( which is a bit on the short side, I discovered). In the morning, the rain had stopped, and I was able to set up the picnic table for brewing coffee and cooking oatmeal. But that was the last campsite available on this road trip. The other nights, I parked on quiet nooks beside roads and slept in a couple of rest stops. I had one pampered sleepover at Amy's in Ophir.
Leaving the Brookings Harbor, Azul and I stopped at Crissey Fields to have another beach walk. I enjoy seeing all the driftwood architecture on almost every beach.
And there, I found my heart rock 🪨 💕. It's a rather wonky heart, but it's a heart all the same.Les mer