Hello from Rainy Oregon

[Oleo]

A new forum member here with and a quick hello from the horrendously rainy Oregon Coast

 

[jkath]

I'm quite envious, as I adore rain over any other weather!
Welcome, Oleo - make yourself at home.

 

[Uncle Bob]

Welcome to DC Oleo. I saw on the weather this morning about all of the rain and cold in your area! Time for a big bowl of soup!!

Have Fun & Enjoy!!

 

[Barb L.]

Welcome Oleo, nice to have you with us, enjoy this great forum.

 

[pdswife]

I love the Oregon coast! So beautiful.
Cannon Beach is one of my favorite places in the world.

Welcome and enjoy!!!!!

 

[ErikC]

Welcome!!

You're making me homesick for the Wet Coast! But I am headed back there soon!

 

[Beachcomber]

Welcome from a Washington coast member.

 

[Oleo]

Thanks for the warm welcome. Yep, another heavy storm has arrived. Maki rolls on the menu for saturday and homemade ravioli stuffed with my crab and shrimp filling for Sunday! I'm not going anywhere.

 

[Bilby]

Welcome to DC!! I think an extra place setting on Sunday wouldn't go amiss Oleo.....;-)

 

[justplainbill]

I'm quite envious, as I adore rain over any other weather!
Welcome, Oleo - make yourself at home.

Me too. From the Rogue River to it's northern border, coastal Oregon has beautiful green relatively uncrowded national forests and a very temperate climate with minimal heating and cooling requirements. Nothing like a woodburning stove to take the dampness and chill out of the air. Is it legal to harvest that driftwood for fuel?

 

[David Cottrell]

Welcome to DC - stay warm and dry and have a bowl of the potato soup I just copied off!

 

[Oleo]

Me too. From the Rogue River to it's northern border, coastal Oregon has beautiful green relatively uncrowded national forests and a very temperate climate with minimal heating and cooling requirements. Nothing like a woodburning stove to take the dampness and chill out of the air. Is it legal to harvest that driftwood for fuel?

That's the nice thing about the OR coast, all 320 + miles, public and yes harvesting driftwood for use as firewood is legal, check with the local authorities for the use of chainsaws on the beach though.

 

[Hooz]

Welcome to DC Oleo from the drought ridden state of North Carolina.

Hooz