Located in Oregon, North of Florence and south of Yachats, is Heceta Head State Park (which includes Devils Elbow State Park). Devil’s Elbow Cove is easily accessible from the 101 and offers tremendous views, lighthouses and trails.

This is the bridge we crossed over, heading North on the 101.

Yeah, it’s kind of big. That’s Cape Creek, flowing into the Pacific.

The cliffs along the cove are dotted with small little caves.

The low tide enabled us to easily head up the along the shore.

A mussel encrusted boulder.

There were quite a few sea anemone in the little tide pools.

Some of the large rock structures off the north point of the cove.

The blue sign reads something about not climbing on the rocks.

Again, looking back south at the mouth of Cape Creek.

The North point of the cove.

It’s about time I start publishing my macro shots. So with that, I bring you a new series called “Macro Mondays” where I will be posting up subject matter taken with my 200mm macro lens. First up is this baby pineapple. Which is actually about the size of a penny. There are more photos after the link. Enjoy.

Wow! Before I forget, here is your Casual Friday post! It’s a water lily, not to be confused with a lotus flower.

These water lily’s were photographed while I was last on the Turner River with my Kayak.

Actually ink’d this one straight to pad with no pencil. Considering taking this a bit further and doin a little series to frame on my wall.