Looks like something’s brewing off the coast of Oregon. It simply looks magical if not hairy. I’d love to see the view out of these homes. Lucky folks.

Look familiar? It’s from the Oregon / Washington border near Cascade Locks. You can also spot huge waterfalls along this route, it’s pretty spectacular.

On the way through Idaho, I took a detour-break to check out one of the oldest ranger stations in the country and spotted a couple deer peacefully grazing on an overcast day.

Fog covered mountainside on the way through Idaho to the Oregon border. It’s a great drive though I had to stop twice at mandatory boat inspection roadblocks for my kayak to be cleared. Good idea to avoid invasive water flora.

Another stunning view I came across on my sojourns across Montana towards the Oregon coast.  Montana is full of surprises and a favorite of mine.

While crossing Montana on a desolate highway in the middle of a vast country land, I received welcome respite from a rainbow on the way…

I saw a very cool spin on a traditional no trespassing sign in many places on my way down from Canada into Michigan. I like it and it’s good use of recycling. ; )

Hurricane Dorian is due to sideswipe us sometime tonight so I got out for a quick kayak to enjoy the calm before the storm on Newnans lake in Gainesville, Florida. You’d never know a violent storm was coming…

Snake River in Oregon. A deer crossed here moments before. My campsite was right on the river just around the bend for an incredible camping experience with incredible views. I’d take a swim in the afternoons to cool off, very cold but invigorating.

More magic Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada (I originally placed it in Nova Scotia, my mistake). You can camp on the island and walk over to the coastal side to these kind of views. It’s a very magical place.