Unfortunately, YES!! Vehicles are allowed on this stretch of beach and I hate it. With the roar of the ocean and the wind whistling in your ears, you can't usually hear a vehicle coming up behind you and, surprise, surprise, they sometimes go way too fast! Usually it's Tidda looking back that alerts me there's a vehicle coming. Is there no sacred space left on the planet where you don't have to always look over your shoulder and be prepared to flee from the almighty four-wheeled apex predator?? Sorry, that's a hot button for me. Rant over! Glad to see you and Mr B survived Debby!

🌞Thanks, Dave!

And thank YOU for coming along!

It makes me happy to hear that! I had thought long and hard about that name! 🌅

Thank you, John! It was fun to get out the suction cup mount for the GoPro and use it for something. I really don't let Tidda near people at all because she does growl at them and has a lot of anxiety and hypervigilance. I have to put a muzzle on her at the vet, although apparently when I'm not in the room, it's better. We can talk calmly (on leash) to people we meet outside at about 8 ft away and I've learned how much space is required. It does happen quite a bit that dogs run up to us and it's not a problem, as long as their owners aren't near. Tidda is submissive and not very interested in playing with them. So, she's not getting much socializing, unlike young Mr B! I just feel the risks are too great. Neither one of us is very good at it and we do have each other 24/7. She probably has the most outside social contact with Alistair, the cat!

@@soulwalkies Actually, B.’s trigger point is about 8 feet too. He can be uncontrollable in his desire to play with people or other dogs. He doesn’t bite and is not afraid, just wants to play!

Tidda sends some tail wags to her colleague on your end! 🐕

@@soulwalkies very sweet!🐕

I'm so glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching! 🙂

Delighted you enjoyed it, thank you very much!

Thank you, John! Once I had the idea, I discovered that filming wind is actually quite a challenge, lol! Similar to filming fog. A lot of trial and error trying to make the wind visible.

Yes you do! Thanks for watching!

Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It does feel liberating to be able to be alone with nature!

I hadn't planned on filming that morning, but it was so gorgeous that I had to! Tidda is indeed doing great and it's such a relief! Thanks, Bartleby, for the 5-star rating! :)

Glad you find them so! The walks have that effect on me as well. Thanks and wishing you an excellent day!

😃 That's good to hear!

It sure is! Thanks, Dave, and happy wanderings!

Thank you! I'll pass along that ear rub!

She very nearly glows in the dark! It does come in handy sometimes.

She's always the star!

🌲😊 Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much!!

It is, isn't it?!! Thanks for watching!

Wow, I had to stop your video and go learn more about the lil sailors….lol…who knew…never seen them on so cal beaches. Love your pleasant little videos…the Turkey was beautiful!

Спасибо! :) Thank you!

Hi, this is in southern Oregon, USA. Yes, I didn't want any animal hurt by the fish hook. Thanks for your comment! Привет, это на юге Орегона, США. Да, я не хотел, чтобы какое-нибудь животное пострадало от рыболовного крючка. Спасибо за ваш комментарий!

@@soulwalkies спасибо за ответ на русском языке, английский не знаю. Немецкий учила, данке шон.

🦮 I really appreciate your astute comments, John, thank you. Yup, four walks every day of the year! It can be brutal at times and I do dream about having my own backyard again one day, but honestly I think I need those walks more than Tidda! I suppose it's keeping me healthy as well.

Точно! Exactly! 🚶

Thank you, Dave! Wishing you an excellent rest of the day!

Indeed, it's a unique and beautiful coast! Thanks for commenting!

This is in southern Oregon, between Gold Beach and Brookings.

Thrilled to see you use the word innovative! Hope you're doing okay. You're in my thoughts.

Thank you! There are no captions because there is nothing spoken in this video. The text on screen @3:00 says: "Our former access path to the beach, now impassable." Obrigado! Não há legendas porque não há nada falado neste vídeo. O texto na tela @3:00 diz: “Nosso antigo caminho de acesso à praia, agora intransitável”.

"... an adventure for the soul" - I like that! So glad you enjoyed it!

You are welcome. Thanks for subscribing!

Thanks for watching and coming along! Tidda was really so happy that day!

It really is gorgeous and I never get used to it! Glad it reminded you of good memories!

Thanks! Yes, these succulents actually grow on the sides of those sea stacks and every once in a while during storms a few of them fall off.

You're right! The level of cooperative caring was amazing and effective!

Thanks so much for watching some of my videos! Glad you enjoyed them! Lol, as a dog owner, watching our dogs pee can be a very sentimental thing! :)

It was! 😊

Yes, these are newts. They are very cute! Да, это тритоны. Они очень милые!

Thanks, dear friend! 🦊 I knew you'd like it!

I'm glad you found it calming! Sounds like an amazing piece of petrified redwood you had.

Thank you for your comment! Sometimes in the summer for a couple of days the Pacific becomes calm and "lies down," becomes a sheet of sparkling glass - it is breathtakingly magical! These past two winters were very wild with a lot of beach erosion.

Thank you very much, Jim, for sharing those observations from someone who knows more about it! Glad you enjoyed the walk! It'll be interesting to see if those logs get covered up again with sand in the future.