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Chasing sunshine and good vibes! 🌞 Michela soaking up the rays near the iconic Trabucco. Adventure, history, and stunning views all in one spot. #LivingMyBestLife
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I miss summer. Absolutely everything about it. Thu bumming around, the beaches, the food. Oh God, don't get me started on the food.
Anyway, I went on my first date a week ago. Okay, I know it's kinda weird that I'm 19 and I've only went out on a date now. Well, it was the right time. :) He was really sweet and held my hand while watching a movie at his place. He kept tickling me and playing with my hands so it was kinda hard to concentrate on the movie. HAHA. :)) And I got my first kiss. He brought me home too. :) I just thought it was the most perfect day eveeeeeeeeeeeeer. <333333 AND YES, I'm gay. Get over it. :)
Anyway, I missed all of you guys. This is an old photo. :)
Back in the winter of 1997-98, a series of storms hit the central Oregon coastal town of Neskowin. The turbulent weather unearthed what is known today as the Neskowin Ghost Forest, the remnants of an ancient sitka spruce forest. The stumps of the Ghost Forest have been estimated at approximately 2000 years old, and when they were alive, the trees are thought to have stood 150-200 feet high. Scientists believe that the forest was ultimately destroyed as a result of an earthquake or tsunami, and the remains eventually buried deep. The event that destroyed the forest also helped to save the stumps by burying the remains, thus being preserved rather than eroding them away over time.