Noperative

So there's a contest on blogging eh? I'll see if I can pull up a few things. I'm Noperative of the /ggFTW! Brigade, one of the rings in the CBT and the hosters of a ECO wiki. Seems like Run-Up (RUNDOWN--) is finally going to get that OBT up and running (personally I didn't really see what they had to fix, CBT was really smooth.) so they're trying to get bloggers to post 'OMG RUN-UP IS AWESOME' blog posts on...

Hell yeah! We're gonna drive back home tomorrow and arrive around dinnertime. Naturally I won't have anything to say about day 5 since it's just gonna be a uber long drive back to Canada.

Frankly, Oregon would suck if it weren't for the lack of taxes. We went shopping to take advantage of the tax thingy, but we just went to some outlets and stuff. I get some shoes and maybe pants/shirts.

Well, I had a bunch of time to relax in our hotel with HI SPEED WIFI. Which...

So as you see, there was a LOT of nature today, a bit too much if you ask me. Luckily we've got some more time and wifi access (albeit very weak wifi access with giant ping.). Since it's was mostly just nature and driving, I'll just highlight some of the key points.

Nature. POWER OVERWHELMING.

Yaquina Head Lighthouse:

One word. Swarms. F***ing swarms. I'm not talking a bunch...

Lol so I'm writing this entry on a txt document cause there's no wifi here until I get up and walk to the hotspot in the morning. So this is what I wrote about 9-10 hours ago.

So we got to see a LOT of nature today. We went to this GIANT STICK in the morning. It was pretty cool and tall. We went UP the giant stick and got to see the view. Of course it was just barely dawn and the fog covered most of the view. It was still cool though.
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Well I've finally got a bit of wifi so might as well post this entry quickly before we leave this hotspot. Unfortunately this means that I can't do any wiki work . Shoutout to Apple: You guys may suck but your products seriously saved my life today.

Well anyway, the first 30 minutes of the trip didn't seem too bad. Then our GPS decided to be a smartass and send us to all the closed roads. Naturally this gets people frustrated. We managed to get to the border safely after about...