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he was much more successful than the 'fisherman' the weekend we were there...

My son thought he could just stop and lay down in the tunnel. Before we knew it all the other kids were doing it...

If you walk from the park south to the base of the cape there are tide pools all along the base of the cape.

Not to be confused with the "Haystack Rock" near Cannon Beach.

Nice Scout!!

We realized standing on the edge of the Grand Canyon during a thunderstorm might not be a good idea when everyones hair started to stand up -- he rain for cover like a bunch of little girls!

Actually this is a very peaceful picture that doesn't capture the true chaos that is Ft. Stevens. I was almost run over by a kid on a bike just after taking this photo....

Ft. Stevens was a HUGE military base from the Civil War until after WWII. This is a cannon battery from WWII. The huge guns were on turrets that could be lowered and made invisible from the ocean.

The baby was sleeping - so we had to park and have lunch in the camper... There are a few places at Ft. Stevens that allow you to drive right out on the sand. A rarity in Oregon.

1906 Shipwreck - the boat was a steel hull sail boat.

Not in the Fossil Beds - but if you make it to Joihn Day this is worth the stop. The modern history of Eastern Oregon would not be complete without this important story of the Chinese laborers...

Very nice place for a lunch break.