
Pasifika Peoples, Let’s Take Back Paradise!
As we come to the end of day 7 of clearing our land, we can’t help but thank the almighty God for his continuous protection
Nehalem, Oregon
Camping is a part of our family tradition since the very first time we went out sometimes in 2003. Our family friend Roberta and family introduced us to it and we fell in love with it.
It helps us explore nature and what’s out there to see. For me, the Pacific Ocean reminds me of home sweet home. The sights and sounds of being there, closer to the waves and the ocean breezes just brought me so much closer to my home, Ifelug.
It also helps me get away from the digital universe and brightens the mind as I am more exposed to getting more vitamin D and stuff. As long as I don’t burn my skin, I will be alright.
It’s our very first time camping in this area. The campground is right next to the beach located north of Tillamook and south of Seaside.
Setting up Camp. Can’t wait to get a tuna or dungeness crab.
It was a pretty hot summer day but here on the coast, it was perfectly cool. I cannot imagine myself anywhere else. The sound of the waves pounding on the rocks and the trees whispering from the wind breezes just mde it more enjoyable.
As we come to the end of day 7 of clearing our land, we can’t help but thank the almighty God for his continuous protection
Working on a ranch can be both challenging and rewarding. Clearing around 8,000 square feet of land in a day and planting various crops such
Today, let us hold in our hearts and minds the brave and resilient Maui families, particularly our Micronesian brothers and sisters, who have encountered great