One of the major contributing factors to Oregon's beauty is the abundance of native wild flowers. From the desert to the coast, the flowers are prolific and beautiful. It was the foxgloves I admired the most. Swaying in the breeze they grew along side the roads and in the forests in great numbers with a multitude of colours.
One of the many features that give the pacific coast its character and charm is the remarkable architecture and engineering that has gone into the bridges that span the rivers and inlets. Completed in 1936, the Yaquina Bay Bridge in Newport, Oregon is without question, one of the most recognizable bridges along the coast.
