I seem to have a nose for finding stuff. Fortunately, this find out at 1000 Acres recently was pretty awesome. Since I’m totally ball-obsessed 
, a Frisbee has not been my game, but this one floppy, rubber one was pretty intriguing.
We went to the coast last week…just a day trip…to a beach near Pacific City. My friends, Toby, Heidi & Macy were staying there. I was sooooo excited to see them!
‘Scuse the blurry picture. We were all about the action!
Mom pulled out the Frisbee and we practiced. 
And practiced.
This was a new game & I was getting the hang of it. 
That’s Cape Lookout in the background–I bet there’s a lot to look at out there! Someday we’ll go there.
Meanwhile, back to the beach…
The water was C..O..L..D, but there’s nothing like it for a good cool-down. I wasn’t crazy enough to go out in those big waves though. 
But, let me tell you, there were some hu-mans that were! We went to Pacific City (just a hop and a skip down the road) for lunch and saw a couple of these hu-mans out in the water trying to catch a wave! Mom tried to take a picture of them, but they never would get up on their boards. Maybe they needed some lessons?
This is a haystack rock, which was formed by lava flows sometime before I was born. There are actually two of these ginormous rocks along the Oregon Coast–the other’s at Cannon Beach. Do you think this looks like a gorilla head? I do.
After lunch, we decided to go back to the beach for a long walk. I ran. Mom walked.
There were a bunch of these little bubbles on the sand…they are Sea Gooseberries, a type of jellyfish. Yep, that’s right!
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And we saw some bigger jellyfish too.
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On our way back to the car, we went past this tree house that went way up to the top of the tree. I bet you could see forever up there!
But, there was a sign that said “No Trespassing”. Do you think that meant me? I’m really trying to stay out of mischief….
