Oct. 24, 2013 Cape
Disappointment/Long Beach Peninsula
It’s another overcast, dreary day, but we can’t let that
stop us. We have limited time here and
so much to explore, so we headed north to the Long Beach Peninsula. It is advertised as ‘The World’s Longest
Beach’. Maybe it is, but that’s about
all it has. We expected the charming
quaintness of Door Co. in Wisconsin, but we mostly saw quite old and modest
homes, and very few upscale or modern homes, and things were on the edge of
trashy. We did see several hotels, much
like we have seen at Cape Hatteras on the Outer Banks, NC., and I’m sure they
are full in the summertime. We mostly
geo-cached today and found twenty-five of them, and two DNF’s. One that we couldn’t find turned out to be ‘a
matter of timing again’! I noticed a
small group of people further away from us, more toward the ocean. It looked like a man and his girlfriend, and
a camera crew and a couple of extra ladies.
When they finished, they came closer toward us, and I just had to ask
what they were doing. My first thought
was that he was going to propose to her, and he hired this group to tape
it. As it turns out, they are filming
for a Reality TV program on Home and Garden, and it will air in about a
month. They are doing beachfront homes,
and this couple is to choose from three that are shown them. They all seemed very friendly and willing to
talk about their taping. Jim just kept
looking for the geo-cache that we couldn’t find, and was surprised that I was
bold enough to gather my information.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. We ended our day with a great meal of
halibut in Long Beach at a nice little restaurant.
Welcome to Long Beach Peninsula
Grey Whale skeleton - our geo-cache site
Reality TV crew
Salty old fisherman woodcarving




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