Gavin and Martin roadtripped down to Albany, Oregon to experience the total solar eclipse. 100% perfect weather conditions made for a lifelong memory. A camping roadtrip followed on the return to Seattle.
Blankets set out in hopes of capturing shadow snakes and capture we did. For about a minute before and after totality they raced across the sheets. Couldn't…
Gavin waiting for the eclipse to start with our super-portable tent AKA the minivan in the background.
Eclipse is starting. It's amazing how long it took from the start until totality hit.
Ha! Can't tell in this picture, but it's starting to get darker.
Obviously a filterless smartphone camera is completely useless for capturing a partial eclipse. There's only a small fraction of normal sunlight at this point.…
Post-eclipse game time.
Arrrrrrrrrrghhhhhh!!!!!!
Campground stop #1 at one of the many campgrounds along the Oregon coast. This was a most unimpressive one with most campsites pretty much on the single road…
Impressive Oregon Coast headlands.
Another one of those trecherous spots to not fall in if you value your life.
We made our way as far south as the sandy beach and dunes south of Florence, Oregon.
Gavin get a great workout by running up the oceanside sand dune.
Camp site #2, much nicer than the first night. Check out that impressive firepit technology; best I've ever seen.
Crappy picture inside Ape Cave at Mt. St Helens. This was a harder than expected adventure because we hiked above ground to the upper entrance and made our way…
Gavin and Martin roadtripped down to Albany, Oregon to experience the total solar eclipse. 100% perfect weather conditions made for a lifelong memory. A camping roadtrip followed on the return to Seattle.
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