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Monthly Archives: March 2011
The Harbor Life at Depoe Bay
Depoe Bay has the smallest navigable harbor in the world! It’s also the “Whale Watching Capital of Oregon.” Continue reading
Posted in Great Outdoors
Tagged Depoe Bay, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Pacific Coast
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The First Japanese in the Pacific NW
Battered by high winds and surging waves, the Hojun Maru was driven far from its original course and ended up drifting aimlessly in an open sea with a rudder. Fourteen months later, it finally ran aground near Cape Flattery, at the northwest tip of what is now Washington State. Only three crew members survived the ill-fated voyage. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site
Tagged Fort Vancouver, Hojun Maru, monument, Vancouver, Washington
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