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Heather Lundsford, a member of the Sligo Church, assists her children, Taylor and Javen, in selecting their haystack ingredients. Columbia Union Members participate to break the Guiness World REcord for the largest potluck. Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, in San Antonio, Texas. ©2015 North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists. Bryant Taylor/NAD
Haystack Rock seen from Cannon Beach. Cannon Beach takes its name from a cannon that washed ashore in the area from the 1846 wreck of USS Shark. The Shark went down in heavy seas off the Columbia River bar several miles north. Cannon Beach, Oregon. (30 December 2019; Nathanael Miller)
Haystack Rock on Jan. 3rd, 2014
I love how I can take a picture of this beach every day and it's still different every time
Taken during the partial eclipse on October 23rd, 2014. The sun is partially obscured by the moon in this photo, but you can't tell due to the cloud cover.
August 26, 2017
A perfect day to hike - low humidity and cool temperatures.
Elk Lake parking lot and hike to Panther Gorge via the Elk Lake Marcy trail. We will hike over the shoulder of Pinnacle and through Marcy Swamp to get to Panther Gorge, which lies between New York's first and third highest mountains, Marcy and Haystack. This area hosts some of the most remote backcountry hiking in the Adirondacks.
Cuts, bruises, a new 46er, hiking out in the dark (13 hour day) full sky of stars, shooting stars and alas, no bear or moose.
After 4 miles of switch and back hiking, 30-40mins of scrambling... I made it to the top with the help of Jeff Fraley. Though it was scary, it was worth it. I can't believe I made it even three more men were following us up but gave up and went back. Mount Rainier is behind me Woohoo ^^ — at Haystack Mount Si, North Bend, WA
McKenzie and Haystack from Ray Brook trailhead
November 4, 2017
4 and 5 of 6
Distance: It's 3.3 miles to the summit
Elevation: 2,864 feet
Ascent: 1,240 feet
McKenzie was 1.4 out of reach
Haystack from the back side was a success!
McKenzie from Ray Brook description:
Family with Young Kids: Not recommended
Experienced Hiker: Round trip 6 hours.
Out of Shape Hiker: Not recommended.
We made it to the 4.3 mile mark over 2500 ft of elevation - of eroded wet muddy trail. We decided to head back so we didn't have to descend in the dark.
Layers of ingredients are added to build an Adventist favorite—the Haystack. The event was created in an effort to break the Guinness World Record for the largest number of people to participate in a haystack potluck. 60th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, in San Antonio, Texas. ©2015 North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists. Bryant Taylor/NAD
Going to the Oregon coast with some of my kids and seeing Haystack Rock looming up from the beach took me back a few years. OK, quite a few years. It's where I spent part of my honeymoon. I tried to see where the motel was that we'd spent a few nights in, but couldn't figure out if it was still there. There are a LOT more buildings than there were in 1960. I think the motel was $15/night and we decided it was too expensive so traveled down the road and found a less expensive one which had a kitchenette where I used my limited cooking skills. Dinty Moore Stew from a can topped with dumplings made from Bisquick.
Originally I posted the HDR of this, but turns out, I just couldn't deal with the halo around the rock.
Left Tillamook under dry skies. But...
2nd day was worst than the first.
Began to rain.
Google Maps got GPS position wrong and I ended up climbing northward.
Then it rained in buckets.
Found myself at Cape Lookout, and turned back only to reclimb.
Continued south into the wind and rain.
Came to Cape Kiwanda and the Sun was shining. Called it a day at Pacific City when I found the quaintest motel welcoming cyclists.
Rolled my bike to motel room, and my front tire blew a flat!
Uncanny repeat of yesterday.
August 26, 2017
A perfect day to hike - low humidity and cool temperatures.
Elk Lake parking lot and hike to Panther Gorge via the Elk Lake Marcy trail. We will hike over the shoulder of Pinnacle and through Marcy Swamp to get to Panther Gorge, which lies between New York's first and third highest mountains, Marcy and Haystack. This area hosts some of the most remote backcountry hiking in the Adirondacks.
Cuts, bruises, a new 46er, hiking out in the dark (13 hour day) full sky of stars, shooting stars and alas, no bear or moose.
This evening I was on my way home from work after a long day at the office. On my drive home I spotted a field of haystacks...I decided to grab my camera and return to photograph them. It was a nice evening and I parked my car on the gravel off the busy road. I took out my camera bag and put it on my back and started to walk along the gravel path by the field. Moments later a minivan pulled up and signalled off on to the gravel and the window rolled down. It was an elderly gentleman and passenger. "Is everything alright, do you need help" he asked. I thanked him for his thoughtfulness and told him I was going to photograph haystacks...he rejoined heartily..."gosh if I'd have known I'd have brought my camera too". They left and I went on to photograph my simple haystacks. I was touched that in a world where we think that people don't care, and don't stop to help strangers, that two people had reached out and made the offer. It's important to remember acts like this...sometimes we focus on the bad news...bottom line...there's a lot of great people out there :)
Just your friendly neighborhood velella (a "cosmopolitan free-floating hydrozoan") chillin' in front of Haystack Rock:)
...is the one on the right.
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These little haystacks have fascinated me for years because we live in a rural fishing community and no grazing animals are nearby
Sumit tarns - Haystacks.
Grey Crags, Green Gable, Windy Gap, Great Gable and the shoulder of Kirk Fell are viewed here.
Haystack Falls is one of the larger falls along Going-to-the-Sun Road. Haystack Creek, which feeds it, had to be crossed via this disintegrating snow bridge. Unlike the trail carved into the rock ledge at the beginning of the hike, this seemed more than a little sketchy to me.
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