Hello everyone! This is the view of the mighty Columbia river from Baked Alaska, a delicious restaurant in Astoria, Oregon, where I had the pleasure of meeting Sheryl, a.k.a Tapirgal from Astoria Daily Photo! It was a rainy and cold day on the coast, but it was a warm and delightful moment. Thank you Sheryl for your wonderful welcome! During this trip to the Pacific Northwest, I was also happy to dine with MB again (after last year's first meeting). MB posted a great shot of Saturday's moon, my photo came out terrible so you won't see it! Back to Versailles tomorrow with archive photos until I get back to normal rythm! Hope you are all well!Bonjour tout le monde ! Voici une vue de l'impressionnant fleuve Columbia près de son embouchure, prise depuis le délicieux restaurant Baked Alaska à Astoria dans l'Oregon où j'ai eu le grand plaisir de rencontrer Sheryl, aussi connue sous le pseudo Tapirgal d'Astoria Daily Photo. Une journée grise, pluvieuse et froide mais réchauffée par ce moment chaleureux et très agréable. Pendant ce nouveau voyage dans le Nord-Ouest des USA, j'ai également eu le plaisir de revoir MB de Stanwood (voir l'année dernière) qui a posté une fabuleuse photo de la pleine lune de samedi. Ma photo est nulle donc vous ne la verrez pas ! Retour à Versailles demain, avec des photos d'archives le temps de reprendre pied ! J'espère que vous allez tous bien !
what a beautiful spot to meet a new friend! safe travels!!
ReplyDeleteHow nice you've gotten to meet MB! How cool! (I don't know Sheryl.) Sounds like you've had another great trip to the Pacific Northwest!
ReplyDeleteTrès belle atmosphère!
ReplyDeleteLes rencontres sont souvent moins nombreuses que les pleines lunes... :-)
Bienvenue ma belle,
ReplyDeletetu m'as beaucoup manqué!
bisous
Léia
How fun and rewarding to meet other Daily Photo bloggers.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back from your trip. I hope you show us more photos of your travels.
tu as fait des rencontres sympathiques. la vue du restaurant est vraiment sympa. Et tu as mange quoi ?
ReplyDelete@ Olivier : du saumon d'Alaska (excellent) et un dessert de la mort qui tue ! :-)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to see more images of your trip..
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. I was wondering where you had flown off to :)
ReplyDeleteAh, so that's where you have been!
ReplyDeleteCiel, so glad you are back and hope to see more photos from your travels.
ReplyDeleteCiel, so glad you are back and hope to see more photos from your travels.
ReplyDeleteThere was a song Pete Seeger used to sing about the river's hydroelectric generators:
ReplyDeleteRoll on, Columbia roll on.
Roll on, Columbia, roll on.
Your power is turning our darkness to dawn.
So roll on, Columbia, roll on.
But this looks like a dark ocean in the background.
Welcome back -- this looks a lovely place and hope you had a lovely break!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! Very nice you had a chance to meet (in spite of the weather). Alaskan salmon sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, sorry we missed your return!
ReplyDeleteMeeting sister bloggers adds a new dimension to travels, doesn't it? :-) I've been very sporadic in my blogging so I missed your return. Trust you're happily back to home routines... or not? Going back to work can be a shock to one's system...
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