Neskowin News

Dale Keith Denton leaned over the bed where his wife, Vivian, lay and planted a soft kiss on her eyelid.

The mysterious chunks of wood have shown up periodically over the last few decades, sticking out of the sand like doomed creatures trying to make their last, desperate escape from a dreadful fate beneath the rest of the world.

As the majority of the Oregon coast pulls out of the dark and out from beneath the downed branches, this week is back to normal for many, and just another week for many more on the central coast who really didn't receive much grief from the major tempest.

There's always some sense of mystery and the mystic about Oregon's coastline. You just have to be in a personal space to see it sometimes, or simply be one of those people who are "attuned" to such things.

Thanks to the storm of last week, there are some curious nuggets of nature for people to see - not to mention glimpses of damage of a historical nature.

The crazy tales are beginning to come in about what washed in with the recent massive storm surges on the Oregon coast.

Dining along the Three Capes Loop means jaw-dropping views in little towns like Neskowin, Pacific City, Netarts and Oceanside.

Pay cuts, salary freezes, disappearing jobs -- if there was ever a time Oregonians needed a beach retreat, it's now.

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Tillamook County authorities are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found in the surf in Neskowin.