OREGON 2018

I am excited to see a red fox during this trip because they are my one of my favourite northwestern animals. I have only see three wild red foxes before, and they were all silhouettes. I am really hoping that I won’t just see a shadow and that I may be lucky enough to see the foxes face clearly.

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Oregon Day 1

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This is a video of Malaika.... bpeeeeerkcting. To sum up what that is I have to explain Steve.
Zoe has a bpeeeeerkcting rabbit named Steve, Malaika and Steve have an intimate relationship. This video is Malaika seeking vengeance after Steve was stolen by Felix.....

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CABELAS

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This is the wild and majestic Holly becoming one with the form of a sea lion. She embraces the task with grace and beauty as does the sea lion itself.

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ASTORIA COLUMN

The Astoria Column is 125 feet tall and is covered on the outside by a frieze that depicts American history.

Oregon Day 2

This is definitely one of my favourite pictures from Fort Stevens Military Base because I really enjoy learning about war history. Although I didn’t get many pictures of the fort itself, I had fun having a photo shoot with Ben in the trees near the machine gun nest and jetty trail, before our first quest, (one of my favourites)!!!

HIGH LIFE ADVENTURES

I believe that smaller businesses like High Life are important to smaller communities for economical purposes. When a small business creates local tourism for a small community, other local businesses benefit.

Oregon Day 3

Columbia River Maritime Museum
First Nations Section

When the first colonist arrived from Europe I believe that the First Nations of North America were effected greatly by there arrival in good ways and bad. I believe that the First Nations had a particularly different view on the world before the first European colonists came. When they came the First Nations were stripped from their local communities as European colony’s attempted to claim the land. Who really knows if the First Nations understood that there were other empires, colonies, and tribes out in the world other than the ones that they locally traded with, communicated, and even fought with before the Europeans came. Many years after the first settlements Europeans headed west and colonized the West Coast including Oregon Washington and up towards what is now British Columbia. During that time the fur trade was the biggest economical empire worldwide. For those living in Oregon and even Southern Washington this meant big money. In each of these ways the First Nations were effected by the Europeans.