Thats Life with Tom and Jovi

 Up Close....Heceta Head Lighthouse.   Perched 150 feet above the sea, Heceta Head Lighthouse is one of the most-visited lighthouses in the United States.  Also included  the  former Assistant Lightkeeper's home, now a charming bed and breakfast, is nestled on the hillside overlooking the beach. And Captures of  Cape Creek Bridge,   built in 1932, a mostly decorative crossing since the river was only knee-deep and didn’t see much traffic at the time. It was designed by famous Oregon Coast bridge engineer Conde McCullough.   

  Heceta Head Lighthouse Trail and View Points  Perched atop 1,000-foot-high Heceta Head, the lighthouse is one of the most photographed on the coast. The light atop the 56-foot tower was first illuminated in 1894. Its automated beacon, seen 21 miles from land, is rated as the strongest light on the Oregon coast.   A half-mile trail to the lighthouse begins in the parking area and passes the lightkeeper’s house on its way up to the lighthouse and viewpoint.

 The Falls  of Alsea Falls!!    Dealing with Poor Lighting and a Malfunctioning  Lens, all in all the Captures Came Out Good!!