The Pacific Northwest

This video is breathtaking
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-837370?hpt=hp_bn10
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-837370?hpt=hp_bn10
We were but stones your light made us stars
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- Christopher McCandless
i was in portland for a week 8 years ago...i left
you're the 'other' of the 'many'...
- Christopher McCandless
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Obviosuly you have never seen this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvmpOuu5Fvk
looks like it was mostly in Oregon. Crater Lake, Cannon Beach...I do wish he had included the Hoh Rainforest, and Forks. That area is so different, the beach is rocks and pebbles, not much sand. You can get a real respect for nature and the power of it...the waves are wild.
- Christopher McCandless
Yes, wild waves can be seen west of Forks. We noticed the video was mostly Oregon and Crater Lake shots. We enjoyed our visit to Oregon, but we love the far west side of Washington and Vancouver Island. The wildness of it and the huge trees are what bring us back year after year. Beaches full of pebbles make the best sound as the waves wash onto them and tumble them around. I can walk for hours on a rocky beach and collect hundreds of smooth round stones in dozens of colours.
~not a dude~
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