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Nehalem Bay in November

The Sunday before Thanksgiving, Bruce, Terry, Belinda, and I did a few miles near the town of Nehalem, scooting along some back channels on the upper bay and exploring the main stem of the Nehalem up to the confluence with its North Fork. Lunch at Wanda's was our reward. Not bad for late fall!
Otter view of the Town of Nehalem; Belinda in foreground.
Otter view of the Town of Nehalem; Belinda in foreground.
Headed down and across the river to a side channel at the head of the Bay.
Headed down and across the river to a side channel at the head of the Bay.
Bruce entering a back channel.
Bruce entering a back channel.
The others follow.
The others follow.
Clothing-adjustment and pee break.
Clothing-adjustment and pee break.
Terry drifts back to the Bay.
Terry drifts back to the Bay.
More Terry.
More Terry.
Both Turners tackle backwater Bay!
Both Turners tackle backwater Bay!
Terry hits it -- this photo and next three.
Terry hits it -- this photo and next three.
Second of four.
Second of four.
Third.
Third.
Fourth.
Fourth.
Nehalem focuses on Hwy 101 nowadays, but was a river town in its infancy.
Nehalem focuses on Hwy 101 nowadays, but was a river town in its infancy.
Herky tugs, kept for channel maintenance and construction duty.
Herky tugs, kept for channel maintenance and construction duty.
Upriver bound.
Upriver bound.
Just up the North Fork a couple hundred yards, McMansions!
Just up the North Fork a couple hundred yards, McMansions!
Gotta be spendy houses.
Gotta be spendy houses.
And what has been here forever.
And what has been here forever.
Bird condos on pilings.
Bird condos on pilings.