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RE: Oregon Coast Points - the Ferret - 08-08-2015
Johnny thanks for the heads up
RE: Oregon Coast Points - Mike Bee_imp - 08-09-2015
(08-06-2015, 11:08 AM)Jonz_imp Wrote: Dr_Rock I've stayed in Netarts many times. The 3 Capes loop that leaves from Tillamook takes you there. You can walk on the beach to Oceanside. My favorite walk is out Cape Lookout. I also like the walks on the spit just north of Cape Meres. I've alway meant to get to the air museum just south of Tillamook. I think they built dirigibles in that building in WWII. And of course there's the ice cream. Hope that helps. Jon Z
The navy stationed blimps there for anti submarine work during WWII. There used to be two hangers. One remains and houses an air museum that's well worth seeing if your into WWII aircraft.
~ The Bee
RE: Oregon Coast Points - flynrider - 08-09-2015
(08-09-2015, 02:53 AM)Mike Bee_imp Wrote:(08-06-2015, 11:08 AM)Jonz_imp Wrote: Dr_Rock I've stayed in Netarts many times. The 3 Capes loop that leaves from Tillamook takes you there. You can walk on the beach to Oceanside. My favorite walk is out Cape Lookout. I also like the walks on the spit just north of Cape Meres. I've alway meant to get to the air museum just south of Tillamook. I think they built dirigibles in that building in WWII. And of course there's the ice cream. Hope that helps. Jon Z
The navy stationed blimps there for anti submarine work during WWII. There used to be two hangers. One remains and houses an air museum that's well worth seeing if your into WWII aircraft.
~ The Bee
Mike,
Sadly, all of the WWII aircraft moved to another museum last year. They've got about 20 aircraft left now.